TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 Salem Restaurants to moves open up — and out farmers By Gayla Cawley, his establishment to outdoor dining Steve Krause and this week, with proper social dis- David McLellan tancing measures in place. market ITEM STAFF Hayes had already received ap- Rolly Hayes, owner of Rolly’s Tav- proval for that extension of the ern, spent a good part of Monday premises, which he has used in setting up an outdoor dining space the past, but he will have to seek to new in the front of his Lynn restaurant. further approval from the Lynn License Commission this week to ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Like all other restaurant owners across Massachusetts, Hayes was convert the back of his restaurant, location Prince Restaurant has set up an outdoor tent for pa- given the green light from Gov. trons to practice safe social distancing. Charlie Baker to begin reopening RESTAURANTS, A2 By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SALEM — The Salem Farmers Market will be a Harboring much different experience for customers this year as municipalities continue to abide by COVID-19 re- a vision in strictions. The farmers market will open for its twelfth sea- son on Thursday, but cus- Marblehead tomers won’t be shopping for fruits, vegetables and By Thor Jourgensen produce at its traditional ITEM STAFF location at Old Town Hall. Instead, the market will MARBLEHEAD — Environmental or- operate in the Bentley ganization Sustainable Marblehead is Academy Charter School shifting its focus to the place that has parking lot, located at 25 shaped the town’s history and economy — Memorial Drive. The new Marblehead Harbor. location, which allows The group announced speci c ideas for for more social distanc- helping keep the harbor clean even as it ing, was approved by the extended a wide-ranging invitation last School Committee two week for people to join a discussion on weeks ago, according to ways to protect the harbor. Gus Sousa, Salem Farm- “We are currently talking to many people ers Market manager. in our community who have commercial “We usually have be- and recreational interests in the harbor to tween 1,500 to 2,500 peo- include their ideas and concerns into our ple come to the market a future goals. Through this process, we are week,” said Sousa. “It’s listening and learning about some of the something that needs to most important issues impacting the har- be done. We have to abide bor, including water quality, sea level rise by the health and safety and the environmental impact of recre- rules put in front of us so In Lynn eld, a young ational boating,” Sustainable Marblehead we made a change. I think stated in an online post. the space is going to work Local sailor James Ashton will lead an out for everyone. We’re “Our Harbor One Ocean” working group going to have plenty of take on an old problem to solicit ideas from residents, businesses room.” and other community representatives. About 100 customers The group’s mission, state Sustain- will be allowed into the By Anne Marie Tobin tingly, along with 2019 graduate From left, Jamie able’s post, is “to commit to working with 24,000 square-foot park- ITEM STAFF David Blake — led a bursting-at- Veligor and Corey the Marblehead community to generate the-seams rally to protest Floyd’s Rice wait for the awareness and inspire action to protect ing lot to shop at a time. LYNNFIELD — Demonstra- death and heighten awareness of march to start our harbor and ocean.” The move to Bentley al- tions against unchecked police lows for more parking, the need to engage in anti-racial from Lynn eld Sustainable has reached out to local brutality toward people of color which gives customers dialogue. Floyd was a black man Middle School boatyards to nd ways to recycle marine have been sweeping the nation the option of remaining who died in Minneapolis while to the Lynn eld shrink wrap used to cover boats during in their cars if the market since the death of George Floyd handcuffed and in police custo- Common on Mon- the winter. A recycling bin for boat shrink is at capacity when they May 25. At the epicenter of many dy. Four police of cers involved day afternoon. wrap is located at the town transfer sta- arrive, according to infor- such protests are young people, in the incident have been red tion, 5 Wood n Terrace. mation from Salem Main who have mobilized to answer and are facing criminal charges, ITEM PHOTO | Coronavirus social distancing precau- Streets, which coordinates the call to action and are step- including Derek Chauvin, who is OLIVIA FALCIGNO tions may alter dockside, pier and beach the city’s farmers market. ping to the front lines to demand facing a second-degree murder activity this summer and Sustainable Due to a restriction on change. charge. Marblehead plans during the next few what can be sold at the Monday, a trio of Lynn eld Lynn eld Police Chief David months to work with the organization, market, there will be teens — Lynn eld High juniors about a third fewer ven- Maddie Mahan and Finn Mat- LYNNFIELD, A7 MARBLEHEAD, A2 dors than past years, Sou- sa said. To start, farms, bakeries, and seafood and prepared food vendors are allowed, but vendors are Swampscott to hold town election prohibited from selling crafts, soap, liquor and other nonfood items. June 30 with COVID-19 changes Allowing those restrict- ed vendors will be as- sessed by the city’s Board By David McLellan der to reduce social gathering tions” then “2020 Municipal Ear- or black-ink pen. Pens will be of Health at the end of the ITEM STAFF at polls due to the COVID-19 ly Ballot Application.” Print and provided for those who do not month, according to Sa- pandemic. According to a legal complete the application, and have them, and social distancing SWAMPSCOTT — Residents notice Town Clerk Susan Duplin scan/return via email, drop the will be expected and enforced at lem Main Streets. from all precincts will vote at the All customers and ven- is mailing to residents, these are application off at the 24-hour the polling location. same place — unless they choose dors are required to wear one-time changes. drop box at Town Hall, 22 Monu- Swampscott’s town election face masks and as of to take part in mail-only early The election will be held on ment Ave., or mail the document. was originally scheduled for Monday, customers will voting — at the upcoming town Tuesday, June 30, at Swampscott Applications may also be re- April 29, but was then pushed be allowed to shop with election. High School, 200 Essex St. Polls quested from Duplin at sduplin@ back to June 2, and now to June reusable bags, as long as Indeed, Swampscott’s town will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. swampscottma.gov, or by calling 30. the bags are not handled election will be different this In order to get an early-vote- (781) 596-4167. The decision to postpone the by anyone else, including year. The change to a single lo- by-mail-ballot application, visit Those who do vote at the high election a second time was made cation, as well as early-voting www.swampscottma.gov. Click school on June 30 should wear a SALEM, A3 changes, have been made in or- “Department: Town Clerk/Elec- mask and bring their own blue- SWAMPSCOTT, A3

COVID-19 New deaths reported in Peabody gets help for mental health Lynn, Peabody, Revere. A3 By Thor Jourgensen The demand for mental health support — nonpro ts focused on mental health and Lynn ITEM STAFF especially among Essex County’s most vul- substance use disorders. Pathways gets health nerable populations — continues to rise as “The fallout from the pandemic continues PEABODY — YMCA of Metro North and technology training fear and anxiety about the virus, unemploy- to raise concerns about health and, for many North Shore Community Action Programs, money. A3 ment and social isolation builds. people, where money for groceries and next Inc. will share coronavirus relief money to Opinion strengthen their mental health assistance This surging mental health crisis is a ma- month’s rent will come from,” said ECCF jor focus of the next round of grants from Es- President and CEO Beth Francis. “This sus- Brotherton: Pests in the work. house make me antsy. A4 Mental health providers, including the sex County Community Foundation’s Essex tained worry — compounded by the stress two Peabody agencies, are preparing for the County COVID-19 Response Fund, estab- associated with social isolation — means LOOK! “tsunami of need” that is heading their way lished in March to support nonpro ts on the many residents are constantly on edge.” Max Major brings his in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, frontlines of the pandemic response. The increased demand for mental health “Experiment to Lynn according to the Essex County Community The Fund released $805,000 in aid last Auditorium via Zoom. A8 Foundation (ECCF). week including $415,000 directed toward PEABODY, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 SPORTS ...... B2-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 HIGH 78° VOL. 141, ISSUE 151 OPINION ...... A4 COMICS ...... B4 LOOK! ...... B8 LOW 60° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 PAGE B8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 OBITUARIES Restaurants to open up — and out Marjorie E. Lane, 88 RESTAURANTS and things like that. All From A1 this has passed tests with SAUGUS — Miss. Marjorie her cousin Phyllis MacDonald. police, re and Board of E. Lane, age 88, passed away In lieu of  owers, donations convert the back of his Health. With  ying col- peacefully on Tuesday, June 2 in her memory may be made restaurant, including the ors.” at Rosewood Nursing Home in to: St. Jude Children’s Re- rear parking lot, into an Where Kowloon’s pro- Peabody. search Hospital, 501 St. Jude outdoor dining area. tocol will be a bit more Born, raised and a lifelong Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or Between the two spac- straightforward, Prince’s resident of Saugus until re- at https://www.stjude.org or es, Hayes anticipates he might take some getting cently moving to Peabody for the MSPCA–Angell Headquar- would have about 70 out- used to, though it will be health reasons. She was the ters, Attn: Donations, 350 S. door seats. To comply with an outgrowth of the curb- daughter of the late Dr. John Huntington Ave., Boston, MA social distancing guide- side service it offered A. and Rose A. (Pettito) Car- 02130 or at https://www. lines from the state, he during the shutdown. ter. Marjorie worked as a legal mspca.org. said tables will be marked Castraberti said pa- secretary for many area law Service information: Due off and placed six feet trons will call from their rms, Tauro and Tauro, Morris to the current CDC restric- apart. Customers won’t cars upon arrival to the Gordon, Robert DeLeo and tions and health crisis, a pri- have to wear a face cov- restaurant on Rte. 1 South Sachar and Sachar. Marjo- vate funeral Mass was held ering when sitting down ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO to reserve a table. When rie was a member of the Le- at St. Adelaide’s Church in to eat, but they will have the staff is ready, it will gion of Mary at St. Anthony’s Peabody. For condolences to cover up when moving Prince Restaurant has set up an outdoor tent call the customers, who Church. She also was a great www.BisbeePorcella.com. around the dining area or for safe social distance measures. will then go inside the lover of animals. using the restroom. restaurant to order from Marjorie is survived by her “I’m planning on utiliz- masks, and businesses allows it to seat many peo- the counter, the same way cousin Marilyn Fahy of Sau- ing those spaces whenever must meet social distanc- ple while still maintaining they always have. They gus. She is predeceased by I can, whenever weather ing requirements, accord- social distancing. Cocktail will also be shown their permits,” said Hayes. “I’m ing to Tobin. “tables” will be set up for table outside the restau- excited about the restau- George Markos, owner drinks because people rant, and will have their rants at least partially re- of Brothers Deli, located won’t be going up to a bar. food delivered the way the opening up, (as) everyone at 41 Market St., is hope- However, Bloom said he staff has always done it. Charlotte F. Blanchard, 96 who owns a restaurant I’m ful the elimination of the knows that no one can re- “Our old-fashioned way sure is.” curbside restriction will open perfectly. of doing things works to The License Commis- lead to more customers. “I’m sure every day and our advantage,” Castra- SAUGUS — Mrs. Charlotte F. sion will consider Hayes’ With it in place, Markos every hour we’ll be mod- berti said. (Sayles) Blanchard, age 96, application, along with said he wasn’t making ifying things,” he said. Both have been prepar- June 3, of Saugus, formerly of those from other business enough money to pay rent “I’ve talked with of cials, ing for this day. Melrose, passed away peace- owners seeking to expand on his restaurant. and I’ve told them, ‘This “I guess there was some fully at the Brudnick Center their premises to add out- “There wasn’t good is going to be hard as crap pre-noti cation, without it for Living in Peabody. She was side dining, on Tuesday. days,” said Markos. “Now to get everything right, being of cial, that outdoor the wife of the late Wendell H. The commission will also (that) they let people come and we are all going to seating would be coming Blanchard Sr. meet Thursday to consid- in, it might increase a lit- be making lots and lots of rst. We were planning Born in Melrose and a res- er additional applications, tle bit. Let’s hope for bet- mistakes.’ outdoor seating anyway, ident of Saugus for 75 years, and will continue to meet ter days, I can’t even think “The problem is we can’t because we were going she was the daughter of the each week for that pur- (about) what the next step control every human be- to do a Tiki Bar. We were late William and Elizabeth pose going forward, ac- (is), but I’m very positive ing. I pray to God we don’t already planning for out- (Sears) Sayles. Charlotte was cording to Assistant City about what’s happening. I have the social distancing side, but when the pan- a member of the Lynn Yacht Solicitor James Lamanna. think we have better days police saying, ‘Oh no they demic hit, we put it on Club for many years. During As of about 2 p.m. Mon- ahead of us. Once this are four feet from me,’” hold. We didn’t even know WWII Charlotte worked as an day, the city had received virus goes away, we can Bloom said. “We are in whether we’re open.” assembler with Military Radio. about 20 applications all survive, but only God the hospitality industry. Wong said Kowloon will Charlotte is survived by from restaurant owners, knows about that so let’s We are not in the policing skip the Tiki Bar this year, her three children, Wendell said Lamanna during a hope for the best.” and regulatory industry. If but he hopes to have a set- memory to the North Shore “Skip” H. Blanchard Jr. and Zoom call hosted by the Markos said he was you don’t want to come in, up where the facility can his wife Nancy of Lynn, Ret. Cancer Center @ giving.mass- Greater Lynn Chamber grateful for being given don’t. Stay under your bed provide entertainment for Chief James L. Blanchard general.org/cancer or for Mul- of Commerce, noting that the option for outdoor din- for the next six months.” customers, who can watch and his wife Christine of Sau- tiple Sclerosis @mymssa.org. owners will appear on ing, but isn’t sure if he will Bloom said restau- both from their cars and gus, Jeffery A. Blanchard of Service information: Due Tuesday’s agenda if they submit an application. rant-goers should “trust” from the outdoor seating New Hampshire; daughter- to current CDC guidelines submit their applications With a tight parking lot, the food industry, which, area. in-law, Luanne Blanchard; and health crisis services by 4 p.m. that same day. he said adding outdoor along with the healthcare Castraberti said he six grandchildren and eight were private. For condolenc- Before applications can seating would be “very industry, knows about thinks the tent will be complicated” and hopes he health and safety more great-grandchildren; one sis- es please visit www.Bisbee- be approved by the Li- comfortable, and hopes ter, Norma Rogers of Saugus. cense Commission, the doesn’t have to do it. than any other. He said to be able to pipe in some Porcella.com. kitchen staff will wear Charlotte is predeceased by Lynn City Council has to “I think it’s another op- music for ambiance. masks, but other than eight brothers and sisters. approve an executive or- tion for us to survive,” said “A lot of work is being that, kitchen protocol In lieu of  owers, donations der from Mayor Thomas Markos. “I haven’t decided done,” he said. “We are yet. I like the idea. It gives during the pandemic is may be made in Charlotte’s M. McGee and the City learning the proper way Council “regarding the ex- me another option in case exactly the same as before. to sanitize, our dishwash- pansion of licensed prem- I get stuck.” “Nobody knows health ers are learning all kinds ises through Oct. 31.” SWAMPSCOTT better than us, maybe hos- of protocols. We have old The executive order, if Swampscott Director of pitals and restaurants, and people who are coming John E. O’Keefe, 88 approved by the council Community and Econom- that’s it. This is what we back after 10 weeks of be- Tuesday evening, would ic Development Marzie do every day,” Bloom said. ing away, and some new create a temporary pro- Galazka, who also partic- “People trust us to run a people, and they will all be LYNN — Atty. John E. gram that would allow ipated in Monday’s Zoom clean, articulated business, completely trained.” O’Keefe, age 88, of Lynn, died restaurants to operate in call, said the town can’t and that’s why we have Pending Legislation Friday in the Kaplan Family outdoor settings. move as quickly as Lynn, been so successful.” Last week, the State Hospice House after a lengthy The policy would allow in terms of allowing for There is currently a high House of Representatives illness. He was the husband restaurants to expand by restaurants to expand for level of distrust in govern- passed legislation that of the late Mary (Rotherham) using space on their own outdoor dining. ment among restaurant aims to support the Com- O’Keefe. property, convert their Those zoning changes owners, Bloom said, and monwealth’s restaurants A lifelong Lynn resident, he parking lots or use side- can’t be made until Town he is hopeful restaurants during the COVID-19 pan- was the son of the late James walks adjacent to their Meeting, which is sched- will eventually be able to demic, according to state L. and Helen G. (Connors) properties, said Lamanna. uled for June 22, Galazka open in full. Small busi- Reps. Peter Capano and O’Keefe. He was a graduate of In more limited cases, the said. nesses are the “backbone” Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn) Lynn English High School, Class city would consider re- “We are looking to of the country, Bloom said, who were both on Monday’s of 1947 and also graduated quests to close streets and amend our zoning bylaws and they will not be able Greater Lynn Chamber of from Boston University and Suf- use municipal parking to allow restaurants and to survive by “just opening Commerce Zoom call. folk Law School. John served in lots, he said. retail to offer outdoor op- pieces.” Cahill said the restau- the United States Navy during McGee said the city is erations,” said Galazka. SAUGUS rant aid package, which the Korean Con ict. considering street closures “We’re also looking at In Saugus, both Kowloon has to be approved by the John began his law career in to create more outdoor ways to enhance the out- and Prince restaurants state Senate and signed private practice at the Crooks space for restaurants, but door dining options by have been preparing for into law by the governor, & O’Keefe law of ce in Marble- Louvaris and her husband Mi- those requests would also looking at potential street this day, and both will be would allow for mixed head. He worked as the gener- chael, Laurie Hatchouel and require input from the closures. We have to make ready to serve customers cocktails to be included in al counsel for the Boston and her husband Philip, Hilary Lynn Traf c Commission. sure we do it safely, do it on-site beginning today. takeout services, in addi- Maine Railroad for many years. O’Keefe, and Thomas O’Keefe He said there could be an right and really assist the Bob Wong of Kowloon tion to beer and wine until After his retirement from Boston and his wife Linda; 10 grand- opportunity to use parts business community.” said that the restaurant February; expedite the per- and Maine, he worked as a con- children, John E. O’Keefe III, of the downtown as places Marty Bloom, co-own- will be set up for both the mitting process for restau- sultant for the Massachusetts Shawn O’Keefe, Erin O’Keefe, where people can eat and er of Mission on the Bay car-hop system it has been rants to allow outdoor seat- Bay Transportation Authority. Kathryn O’Keefe, Michael Lou- hang outside during cer- in Swampscott, said his using through the three- ing; remove interest and John was a longtime mem- varis Jr., Peter Louvaris, Emily tain days of the week. restaurant is opening on month COVID-19 shut- late fees for restaurants on ber of St. Joseph’s Parish in Hatchouel, P.J. Hatchouel, Keira “We have been talking Tuesday from noon to 9 down, and will have be- their meal tax payments Lynn, serving on the church’s O’Keefe and Katana O’Keefe; about that concept,” said p.m. and will keep those tween 20-24 tables on the until December; and cap nance committee, and St. one great-granddaughter, City Planner Aaron Clau- hours going forward back end of the parking lot fees from third party deliv- Pius V Parish in Lynn. He was Scarlett; as well as several sen, who also participat- while following the state’s with umbrellas. There are ery services, such as Grub- a member of the Massachu- nieces and nephews. He was ed in the Zoom call. “The COVID-19 guidelines. Of no plans for any tents. hub and Uber Eats, at 15 setts Board of Bar Overseers the brother of the late James rst step was creating this course, everything is sub- “We hope to pass inspec- percent. since the 1960s. He was a O’Keefe and his wife Patricia, process where restaurants ject to change. tions from the Fire Depart- “We’re hopeful the Sen- Boy Scout leader for Troop and Eleanor Robinson and her could offer seating out- “We will take it one day ment and Board of Health. ate will act on that fair- 41 in Lynn for several years. husband E. Richard. side.” at a time,” Bloom said. The tables will be equidis- ly quickly,” said Cahill. A train and antique car en- Service information: Ad- Lynn restaurant owners “This is a big-time learn- tant from each other in ac- “Hopefully, we’ll have it on thusiast, he was a member hering to the guidelines of got an additional boost on ing curve, and every day is cordance with social sepa- the governor’s desk this of the New England Railroad the Commonwealth of Mas- Monday, when McGee and going to be a different day. ration,” Wong said. week.” the city’s Public Health I’ve been doing this for 40 Across the highway, Club. John was a trustee of the sachusetts and the CDC, Gayla Cawley can be Director Michele Desma- years and I’ve never seen Steve Castraberti of Grand Army of the Republic services will be private. In reached at gcawley@item- rais rescinded the curb- anything like it.” Prince has rented a tent Hall in Lynn, and a member of lieu of owers, donations live.com. Steve Krause can side takeout requirement, Bloom said Mission on from the Appleton Com- the Civil War Roundtable. He may be made to the St. Pius be reached at skrause@ according to City Sanitari- the Bay has a “built-in” pany of Lynn, and has 100 was also a former member of V School, c/o Mary and itemlive.com. David Mc- an Lisa Tobin. advantage in following seats available for outdoor the Lynn Rotary Club. He en- John O’Keefe Scholarship Lellan can be reached at Customers are now al- COVID-19 reopening rules consumption. joyed spending time with his Fund, 28 Bowler St., Lynn, [email protected]. family at his cottage in New MA 01904. 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The Salvation Army is set munity — provide assis- “Our rehabilitation cen- in the bins located in the to open its stores in Saugus tance for people who are ter has been operating parking lot. For more in- deaths reported and Lynn on Tuesday. struggling with alcohol, throughout the pandemic, formation, please visit The stores were closed drugs, and other life is- and our expenses have car- SATRUCK.ORG. By Gayla Cawley Peabody has 1,021 virus due to the COVID-19 pan- sues, since revenues from ried on,” says Lt. Joseph The Salvation Army, an ITEM STAFF cases, but 631 residents demic and are now ready The Salvation Army’s Swistak, who oversees evangelical part of the uni- have recovered. Nine new to welcome shoppers with Family Stores support the The Salvation Army Adult versal Christian church, Lynn, Peabody and Re- cases have been reported bargain-priced clothing, charity’s rehabilitation Rehabilitation Center in has been supporting those vere reported additional since Friday, according to household items, electron- center,” she said. Saugus. “We’re excited to in need without discrimi- deaths on Monday, while Cameron. ics, books, toys, furniture The center offers ser- reopen for that reason, but nation since 1865. Nearly new coronavirus cases There have been 1,729 and collectables. vices free of charge, and we’ve also heard from our 23 million Americans re- were reported in several cases in Revere, with Closing the stores has sales from the Family customers and donors that ceive assistance from The other North Shore com- eight new cases reported impacted critical dona- Thrift stores are its sole they’re anxious to return, Salvation Army each year munities. on Monday — 1,381 resi- tions to the non-profit or- source of funding. The re- as well, and we look for- through social services While Lynn’s death toll dents have recovered from ganization, said Heather habilitation center has re- ward to welcoming them ranging from providing continues to creep toward the virus, according to the MacFarlane, director of mained open throughout back.” food for the hungry, relief the century mark, Pea- city website. communications for the the pandemic without its Tax receipts will be pro- for disaster victims, assis- body has reported an ad- New cases, but no ad- Massachusetts Divisional usual funding. Families in vided on-the-spot for any tance for the disabled, out- ditional five deaths since ditional deaths, were re- Headquarters. need also receive vouch- donations received during reach to the elderly and Friday, which brings its ported in Lynnfield and The stores employ 72 ers for free furniture or store hours Tuesday-Sat- ill, clothing and shelter to virus toll to 146, according Swampscott on Monday. people “who are anxious clothing from the stores urday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. the homeless and opportu- to Peabody Health Direc- With two new cases, Lyn- to return and — thanks to through other Salvation After-hours clothing do- nities for underprivileged tor Sharon Cameron. nfield now has 95 cases and donations from the com- Army programs. nations can be dropped children. In Lynn, two more 11 deaths. Swampscott, deaths were reported over at 126 cases and eight the weekend. As of Mon- deaths, reported three new Pathways gets health technology training money day, 93 residents have cases on Monday. died from the virus, ac- Numbers remained the By Thor Jourgensen cording to city data. same in Nahant (41 cas- ITEM STAFF Revere reported an ad- es and six deaths) and ditional death on Monday, Saugus (536 cases and 31 LYNN — Local work- which brings the city’s deaths) and were not up- force training agency death toll to 78, according dated in Marblehead. Pathways Adult Educa- to the city website. As of last Wednesday, tion and Training Inc. has In Lynn, 3,523 residents Marblehead has 224 cases received a $100,000 grant have been infected, but and 30 deaths. to provide health care 1,952 people have recov- technology training that ered from the virus. Five Gayla Cawley can be can lead to promotions new cases were reported reached at gcawley@item- and pay increases in the on Monday, according to live.com. Follow her on medical field. city data. Twitter @GaylaCawley. Cummings Foundation picked Lynn-based Path- ways for its more than 40- Peabody gets help year training track record and focus on adult basic education, English lan- guage learning and work- for mental health force training. “Their ability to adapt PEABODY Lady Lauren Baker and and work with their con- From A1 the One8 Foundation to stituents in new and support those across the services is tapping into a meaningful ways has an Commonwealth most im- healthcare system already enormous impact in the pacted by COVID-19. This strapped for resources. communities where our col- statewide fund works in Community health care leagues and leasing clients concert with regional com- centers and other nonprof- live and work,” said Joel munity foundations to it organizations offering Swets, Cummings Founda- strategically fill in where these services — which gaps are pronounced. tion’s executive director. struggled pre-COVID Pathways is one of 130 “As needs evolve and — are reporting a grave emerge, ECCF is once local nonprofits to re- mental health workforce again so grateful to the ceive grants of $100,000 shortage, especially of bi- Massachusetts COVID-19 to $500,000 each through Pathways Adult Education and Training Inc. teacher Robin Scott, right, and multilingual mental Relief Fund for support- Cummings Foundation’s works with a student to solve a problem. health professionals. ing us in our mission to $20 Million Grant Pro- “Anxiety and fear are get funding to the orga- gram. tend Pathways programs serve those in our commu- Bill Cummings. The firm also significant for those nizations and people who The Cummings $20 annually and Executive Di- nities who need education leases and manages 10 on the front lines, many of need it most,” said Fran- Million Grant Program rector Edward Tirrell said and training most, even in million square feet of debt- whom are concerned about cis. “This partnership has resulted from a merger the Cummings money will this midst of a pandemic,” free space, the majority of being exposed or bringing significantly increased of the Foundation’s two help Pathways continue to said Tirrell. which exclusively benefits the virus home to their our ability to positive- flagship grant programs, provide health technology By offering English Lan- the Foundation. families,” added Francis. ly impact the cities and $100K for 100 and Sus- training leading to profes- guage classes, adult basic Cummings Foundation “Living with any of these towns of Essex County.” taining Grants. The Foun- sional certification for stu- education and occupation- has awarded a total of worries for weeks and To date, ECCF has dation will officially award dents and opening medical al and vocational training, more than $280 million to months on end requires awarded nearly $2.7 mil- the grant money during a field job opportunities. Pathways helps students greater Boston nonprofits. mental health support.” lion through 170 grants virtual online award cere- “We firmly believe in the identify educational and Other Lynn organiza- In addition to the to nonprofits battling mony later this month. potential of our students employment goals and tions helped by Cummings $415,000 in grants for COVID-19 and the result- “We have been im- and work hard to provide then work toward com- Foundation include Boys nonprofits focused oning fallout from the virus. pressed, but not surprised, high quality, relevant ed- pleting them. and Girls Club of Lynn, mental health and sub- “Unfortunately, the ef- by the myriad ways in ucation, working with our Founded in 1986 by Bill Raw Art Works and North stance use disorders, the fects of this pandemic will which these 130 grant and Joyce Cummings, the students to achieve these Shore Coalition for the new funding round is not be going away any- winners are serving their goals as efficiently as pos- Foundation is affiliated Homeless. also providing support time soon,” said Francis. communities, despite the sible. Recognition of our with Cummings Proper- for emergency childcare “Our nonprofit commu- challenges presented by work by Cummings Foun- ties, the Woburn-based Thor Jourgensen can be ($152,500); food and other nity — and the residents COVID-19,” said Swets. dation is so encouraging as commercial real estate reached at tjourgensen@ basic needs ($37,500); sup- they serve — will need our More than 400 people at- we redouble our efforts to firm founded in 1970 by itemlive.com. port for seniors ($55,000), support for a long time to the disabled ($87,500), the come and ECCF is in this homeless ($15,000) the for the long haul.” Salem moves farmers market to new location economically disadvan- Donations to the Essex taged ($35,000) and front- County COVID-19 Re- SALEM “The Salem Farmers’ are all working so hard to or’s office, throughout the line healthcare workers sponse Fund at www.eccf. From A1 Market has truly become make sure the market can planning process and he’s ($7,500). org/COVID-19Response- a destination and gather- continue this season in a come away with the sense “What’s more is that the Fund. vendors. People will be al- ing place for the communi- way that will be safest for that everyone wants to see shift towards telehealth — The mission of Essex lowed to purchase items ty for over a decade now,” our vendors, customers the market succeed this which requires access to County Community Foun- with their food stamps, Salem Main and volunteers.” year. devices and a reliable in- dation is to inspire philan- or SNAP benefits, Sousa Streets Executive Di- For five months every “It’s going to be one of ternet connection or hefty thropy that strengthens said. rector Kylie Sullivan said year, the largely volun- the first things that hap- data plan — means that the communities of Es- Dogs and food sam- in a statement. “It feels teer-run market gives many poor residents can- pens in Phase 2,” said Sou- sex County. We do this pling are not allowed, counterintuitive to adopt residents and tourists an not gain access to this new sa. “This is really going to by managing charitable single-person shopping is a model that specifically opportunity to buy farm- form of care,” said Carol assets, strengthening and encouraged and there will discourages lingering, but fresh produce, seafood, be the first public event Lavoie Schuster, ECCF’s the city has held since the supporting nonprofits and be no live music, commu- we believe that the mar- baked goods, meat and a vice president for grants, engaging in strategic com- lockdown, so i’m anticipat- nity nonprofits or spon- ket plays an important variety of other goods. nonprofits and donor ser- munity leadership. Since ing more than our usual sor tents for the first few role in our community, not At the heart of the mar- vices. “This is resulting in 1998, ECCF and its fam- weeks to discourage peo- only as a valuable point ket are seven major farms: number of people.” a doubling of patients at ily of more than 230 char- ple from gathering. of food access, but also to Clark Farm, Gibney Gar- The Salem Farmers emergency mental health itable funds have granted As the Salem Farmers provide a sense of normal- dens, Maitland Mountain Market will run every walk-in centers.” $85 million to nonprofits, Market is a popular social cy and togetherness as we Farm, Grant Family Farm, Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. This total round of non- schools and students in event, creating an atmo- continue to rebuild. Heavens Harvest Farm, through Oct. 15. profit support is made Essex County and beyond. sphere that discourages “I am incredibly grateful Long Hill Orchard, and possible by $650,000 in gathering and socializing for our market manager Wally’s Vegetables. Gayla Cawley can be funding from the Massa- Thor Jourgensen can be is much different from its Gus Sousa, the market Sousa said he’s been reached at gcawley@item- chusetts COVID-19 Relief reached at tjourgensen@ traditional operation, Sou- committee, and our City working closely with the live.com. Follow her on Fund, established by First itemlive.com. sa said. of Salem partners, who city, including the may- Twitter @GaylaCawley. LAW OFFICES OF Swampscott to hold town election with COVID changes JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability Neal Duffy, 44 Hampden Keiko Zoll, 69 Nason Road; cumbent Ellen Winkler, 15 • Workers Compensation SWAMPSCOTT • Accidents From A1 St.; Stephen T. Williams, 10 Greg D’Antona, 9 Belleair Greenwood Terrace; Board 25 years located across Puritan Lane; and David M. Drive; John N. Giantis, 61 of Health, incumbent Emi- Home delivery from Lynn District Court at the May 13 Select Grishman, 55 Sampson Ave Blaney St., will appear on ly Cilley, 65 Thomas Road; 15 Johnson St. Board meeting. According all appearing on the ballot. the ballot. and Planning Board, in- subscribers 781-596-0100 to Select Board Chairman None of the three Select For Housing Authori- cumbent William Quinn, 60 Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN Peter Spellios, the chang- Board candidates on the ty, two candidates, Dree- Greenwood Ave. to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN es were made due to the LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL ballot are incumbent. As ben, 6 Sheridan Terrace Those who are not reg- pandemic, and with guid- www.jamescarriganlaw.com The Item previously re- and Alan G. Ledbury, 17 istered to vote in Swamp- ance from the state and [email protected] ported, incumbents Nao- Doherty Circle, are con- scott must do so no later legal consultation. Early than Friday, June 19. To voting this year is “strong- mi Dreeben and Laura testing one seat. Spathanas have chosen Other offices are not con- register to vote, update ly encouraged,” he said. voter status, change party not to run for reelection. tested, including moder- The races for Select enrollment, visit www.sec. For School Committee, ator, incumbent Michael Board, School Committee, state.ma.us. and Housing Authority are voters are also asked to McClung, 64 Fuller Ave.; call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 all contested this year. For vote for two. Incumbent Board of Assessors, incum- David McLellan can be to start your Select Board, voters are Suzanne Wright, 11 Har- bent Tasia Vasiliou, 16 Lew- reached at dmclellan@ daily subscription. asked to vote for two, with dy Road; and newcomers is Road; library trustee, in- itemlive.com. A4 TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 OPINION Pests in the house make me antsy HOW TO REACH US

I have ants in my pan- head. Through draconian and there are always an- and the birds, but we also try. Lots of them. The measures that involved imals stopping by to say have coyotes and hawks, other morning Gloria Es- lots of poison spray and hello. including one foul-tem- tefan’s “Rhythm is Gonna foam sealant, I was able There’s an old female 110 Munroe St. BillBill pered hawk that spends P.O. Box 5 Get You” played on my to get rid of them … or so rabbit, Velveteen, in our every day targeting our Lynn, MA 01903 iTunes and the six-legged BrothertonBrot I hope. They might still be yard, who we feed carrots birds and bunnies. It re- squatters were conga hiding in the walls, wait- in the winter. She stops Customer Service cently swooped down dancing their way around ing for a most inoppor- by several times a day to Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and grabbed a full-grown the kitchen counter. beer in our sink, which tune time — like when snack on the weeds and Connecting Choosing to “dominate” they drunkenly try to we’re hosting our first dandelions that make rock dove that was mind- All Departments: them instead of taking a carry back to the nest. post-pandemic social par- our lawn look lush. This lessly pecking for worms 781-593-7700 kinder catch and release The most handsome male ty — to extract revenge bunny is a survivor, hav- and grubs in the grass. Ext. 2 ants, who look a little route, I bought a six-pack on the infidel who dared ing lived through an at- We watched with amaze- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising of bait traps to annihilate like Brad Pitt, are called to infiltrate their king- tack of some kind. She ment as the hawk flew classi [email protected] drones and are living the them. It did the trick. A dom. looks like hell — she hops up to a branch on a dead Subscriptions few black stragglers re- life. They are sought out Don’t judge me harshly. with a limp due to a bad tree, put a little salt and [email protected] by the queen for sex, so main, but they are now I’m an animal lover, too. rear leg, and her left ear pepper on its dinner, and Circulation pretty much gone. she can lay more eggs We’ve shared our house is split down the middle. gorged itself while dozens [email protected] and increase the amount I envision that these with dogs (boxers) and But a couple of weeks ago of starlings circled around Ext. 3 few remaining scouts of her federal assistance various uncouth friends she had babies, and the it while making an unholy and worker ants return benefits. Once the deed and neighbors. But ants cuties pay us daily visits Newsroom racket. [email protected] to the nest, where their has been done, the male and mice, no thanks. This too. [email protected] ants immediately fall I expect that I’ll soon superiors scold them for spring, the yard is overrun We have a birdbath that Ext. 4 not wearing a mask, take asleep while the frus- with gray and red squir- has to be filled several be closing my backyard trated queen, who wants “office” and returning Sports their temperature and rels and chipmunks. Do times a day. The wrens [email protected] give them antibody tests to cuddle, puffs on a tiny squirrels have a purpose and cardinals and finch- to Item headquarters in to make sure they aren’t cigarette. in the world? If so, please es sit on the rim and po- downtown Lynn. I will Ext. 5 carrying something that House invasions by let me know what that litely sip the water. But miss spending quality Retail and Online unwanted visitors are Advertising could cause a pandemic might be. Chipmunks are the robins and grackles time each day with our [email protected] in the colony. These es- nothing new for us. Over cute, but they’ve dug hun- and blue jays dive right animal friends. The bird ADVERTISING sential workers will be the winter, field mice dreds of tunnels through- in and splash around as bath will probably be ordered to self-quaran- squeezed their way into out our yard. They must if they’re preparing for a empty by the time I get Ernie Carpenter Jr. tine for 14 days. our 1902 house. Again have rented excavation romantic date with their Director of Advertising home from work, and and Business Development, ext. 1355 Anyway, my exhaus- domination was the route equipment from Landry. sweetie. Maybe we should the bunnies will soon be [email protected] tive research shows that I chose. I would check the I tried to block their en- leave shampoo, a bar of grown and gone. Ralph Mitchell these underpaid, mostly wood spring traps every trance points, but even- soap and exfoliating lo- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 non-unionized under- morning and dispose of tually gave up; they just tions to make sure they But those ants and mice [email protected] and yellow jackets are be- lings go in search of food the critters before my dug more. look their best. Eric Rondeau and water to please their wife awoke and came One of the pluses of this Groundhogs and moles ing put on notice: Don’t Sales Representative, ext. 1280 egg-laying queen, who downstairs. She loves pandemic has been the and members of the even think about return- [email protected] sits on her tiny throne animals of all kinds, and chance to sit at our back- Church of Jesus Christ of ing or I’ll be forced to call Patricia Whalen eating bon-bons and boss- would have opted for re- yard patio every morning Latter Day Saints have Sales Representative, ext. 1310 in the National Guard. [email protected] ing everyone around. The habilitation instead of and watch the wildlife also appeared in our yard. worker ants will likely death. spring to life. We have a We shoo them away with Bill Brotherton can be BUSINESS OFFICE find cookie crumbs and Last fall yellow jackets small yard, but it borders a minimum of effort. reached at bbrotherton@ Susan J. Conti stagnant puddles of craft buzzed around our bulk- town conservation land We love the bunnies itemlive.com. Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Ted Grant LETTER TO THE EDITOR Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 A letter to the Saugus community [email protected] Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 “The Saugus Police Arbery, and many others take when swearing to diversity and inclusion, lice standards, review our [email protected] Department, as the people before them has spurred protect and serve every- fair and impartial policing policies and procedures, Paula Villacreses sworn to protect the lives a conversation nation- one in their communities and police legitimacy. Ev- and work closely with A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 and wellbeing of everyone wide which should have is horrifying. We fully ery member of our depart- community groups. We [email protected] in our community, wish to happened a long, long condemn the acts of the ment is trained to only will seek to hire men and Mike Shanahan reaffirm our dedication to time ago. Racism, in all officers responsible for Mr. use the amount of force women who exemplify the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 treating every person we its forms, is unacceptable, Floyd’s death. necessary for any given expectations and high- [email protected] encounter with dignity, and there is no place for it “We want you to know situation. This ensures est standards of policing Carolina Trujillo compassion and respect. here or anywhere. that the tactics used by the safety of the suspect, equitably, safely and with Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] “Black. Lives. Matter. It’s “We are deeply dis- those officers are not ac- the officers and civilians compassion. critical that each and ev- turbed by these deaths. ceptable and are not ever who may be nearby. “The Saugus Police Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ery one of you knows our The fact that George used by our department. “As our nation navigates Department stands with [email protected] department stands fully Floyd lost his life at the Our officers regularly par- the systemic racism that you, and we will always CIRCULATION behind that statement. hands of people who ticipate in comprehensive has brought us to where be here for you.” “The horrific, tragic utterly disregarded the training on topics includ- we are today, we will con- Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 deaths of George Floyd, tremendous responsibility ing de-escalation tech- tinue to train our officers Ronald Giorgetti [email protected] Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud law enforcement under- niques, mental health, in the most up to date po- Chief of Police CUSTOMER SERVICE La’ Mosha Ball EDITORIAL Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] GRAPHICS Remembering George Floyd and the progress that must come next Trevor Andreozzi Designer Editorial from the Min- memorial was held on the ignited demonstrations those “calling for peace the ideals on which Amer- [email protected] neapolis Star Tribune ed- campus of North Central around the nation and the and those calling for quiet. ica was founded. Ned Connors itorial board University, located about world. You just want us to shut In that spirit, early in Designer, ext. 1222 3 miles from the intersec- The Rev. Al Sharpton, up and suffer in silence.” the service North Central [email protected] In an emotional and tion where the unarmed, longtime civil rights ac- “We have to stand up in President Scott Hagan Mark Sutherland historically significanthandcuffed Floyd died in tivist and MSNBC host, George’s name and say, announced that the Chris- Creative Director, ext. 1330 memorial service in Min- police custody on Memori- delivered a powerful eu- ‘Get your knee off our tian school would start [email protected] neapolis last Thursday, al Day. logy that used what hap- necks,’” Sharpton said. a scholarship in Floyd’s NEWSROOM George Floyd was remem- The soft background pened to Floyd as a met- “This is the time for deal- name dedicated to inspir- Mike Alongi bered as a loving person music belied the intensity aphor for conditions faced ing with accountability in ing young black leaders. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 who took care of others of the feelings expressed. by African Americans: the criminal justice sys- He challenged other col- [email protected] and generously dispensed Mourners closed the ser- “What happened to Floyd tem.” leges to do the same. Bill Brotherton caring hugs. vice by standing in si- happened every day. ... Floyd family attorney Thursday’s memorial Features Editor ext. 1338 Civil rights icons, elect- lence and prayer for eight We were like George, we Benjamin Crump said can serve as a healing mo- [email protected] ed officials, pro athletes minutes and 46 seconds couldn’t breathe.” Sharp- the “pandemic of racism ment for Minnesota and Elyse Carmosino and other celebrities were — the same amount of ton said that neither he and discrimination killed the rest of a shocked and Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] among those who joined time that Floyd, 46, was nor the Floyd family con- George Floyd” and that his angry nation, but only family members to cel- pinned to the ground by done looting or violence. death is the moment that if justice and systemic Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 ebrate Floyd’s life and police. The death of the But he added that there gives the “best opportuni- change come next. There’s [email protected] grieve for him. The private African-American man is a difference between ty in a long time” to reach no more time to waste. Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Spenser Hasak M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Photographer, ext. 1332 Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey Thor Jourgensen Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan [email protected] Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 PUBLISHERS [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Steve Krause Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Ernest W. 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All address information, particu- St.; at 8:05 p.m. Saturday at p.m. Monday at Dunkin Donuts ‘A big test’: Hard-hit larly arrests, reflect police records. In 21 Meadow Court; at 8 a.m. at 79 Lynnfield St.; at 2:08 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Sunday at 42 Piedmont St.; p.m. Monday at Lahey Medical it is the sole responsibility of the con- at 9:03 p.m. Sunday at 100 Center at 1 Essex Center Drive. Cliff St. A motor vehicle crash was NYC begins reopening cerned party to contact the relevant A report of motor vehicle reported at 8:14 p.m. Satur- police department and have the de- vandalism at 11:23 a.m. Sun- day at 23 Murdock Drive. A By Jennifer Peltz partment issue a notice of correction day at 7 Liberty Square.; at caller reported someone left a ASSOCIATED PRESS to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- 12:17 a.m. Monday at 31 Ad- gray Mazda with Illinois plates NEW YORK — After ifications will not be made without dison Ave. in front of his residence. Police reported the vehicle appeared three gloomy months and express notice of change from the 21,000 deaths that made arresting police department. MARBLEHEAD to have rolled out of park and struck a rock wall. There was it the nation’s most lethal hot spot, New York City Accidents very minimal damage to the LYNN wall. slowly began reopening Monday in the biggest test A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle yet of Americans’ ability Arrest crash at 5:41 p.m. Sunday on crash with injuries at 11:33 to keep the coronavirus in Washington Street. p.m. Saturday at 502 Lowell Byron Macario, 32, of 63 check. Johnson St., was arrested and St. and 2 Peabody Road. A car into a pole was reported. Stores previously deemed charged with trespassing, as- Complaints nonessential were cleared sault and battery in the pres- A woman was taken to Salem A report of kids vandalizing a Hospital. to reopen for delivery and ence of a police officer, dis- bike at 12:45 p.m. Sunday on curbside pickup, though orderly conduct, and resisting Turner Road. A caller reported Complaints customers cannot yet arrest at 1:01 a.m. Monday. there was a group of five to six browse inside. Construc- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of suspicious activ- tion, manufacturing and kids who took a free bike from A woman shops for women’s T-shirts in a Min- Accidents the neighborhood and were ity at 4:24 p.m. Friday at Wal- wholesalers also received nut Street Place at 8 Walnut St. the go-ahead to resume iMax store Monday in the Sunset Park neigh- A report of a motor vehicle smashing it up against the borhood of the Brooklyn borough of New York school playground equipment. A caller reported young teens work. hit and run crash at 2:10 p.m. as retail stores were allowed to open, but with A man told police the group have been making it a habit “So far, so good,” con- Saturday at 54 Western Ave.; some restrictions, under phase one of the had left and the bike had been to smoke in the garage units. struction management at 9:01 p.m. Saturday at 6 company owner Frank state’s reopening plan. Commercial St.; at 9:48 p.m. there for three to four days. Po- She had just seen two young lice took the bike back to the females leave the garage. No Sciame said as job sites Saturday on Goodridge Street; started humming again, as a sign of New York’s “All eyes will be on New at 8:57 p.m. Sunday at State station. items were taken and there A report of suspicious ac- was no property damage. The with new precautions resilience. But he also York this next couple of and Market streets; at 11:35 such as health screening warned the city against months,” said urban policy p.m. Sunday at 22 Nichols Ave. tivity at 6:05 p.m. Sunday on caller was advised to contact Countryside Lane. A caller re- police if they return. questionnaires and lower letting its guard down and expert Jonathan Bowles, A report of a motor vehicle limits on the number of jeopardizing its hard-won executive director of the crash at 4:48 p.m. Saturday ported she is in the process of Suspicious activity was re- ported at 7:02 p.m. Friday workers allowed in con- progress against the virus: Center for an Urban Fu- at Walmart at 780 Lynnway; selling her house and had re- at 210 Andover St. An officer struction hoists. “Let’s “Let’s hold onto it. Let’s ture. “The city now has to at 5:55 p.m. Saturday at ceived a call from her neighbor spoke to someone about a fly- hope it continues.” build on it.” prove that it really knows Shepard and Warren streets; who said there was a “group of ing drone above the mall. “New York,” he said, “will Unrest over racism and what it’s doing, that it can at 6:52 p.m. Saturday at 76 people standing outside the A report of suspicious activ- always come back.” police brutality could com- still be a dense city like Union St.; at 12:56 p.m. Sun- house.” Police reported there ity at 9:57 p.m. Friday at 261 Some major store chains pound the challenges fac- New York and yet figure day at Chatham and Marianna was no one on the property. Newbury St. A caller reported a took it slow: Macy’s de- ing the nation’s biggest this out.” streets; at 1:42 p.m. Sunday Suspicious activity was re- few people were in the burned clined to give a date for city as it tries to move Sam Solomon wondered at 67 Silsbee St.; at 2 p.m. ported at 6:34 p.m. Sunday down trailer with flashlights. starting curbside pickup past the coronavirus cri- what normal will look like Sunday at Boston Street Car on Wyman Road. A caller re- Police reported nobody was at its flagship store, where sis. Officials who had fo- from now on. Wash at 75 Boston St.; at ported a large group was in home and the door was not smash-and-grab thieves cused for months on public “I don’t know if it’s ever 6 p.m. Sunday on City Hall the grandstand. Police went able to be secured. hit amid last week’s pro- health and economic woes going to be like it was,” Square; at 6:12 p.m. Sunday to check it out given the large Suspicious activity was re- tests over George Floyd’s are now also facing urgent said Solomon, 22, who has at 21 Oakville St.; at 9:12 p.m. amount of vandalism that has ported at 11:25 p.m. Sunday death. Saks Fifth Avenue, pressure for police reform. a health-related job. After Sunday at Chestnut Street and been reported recently. Police at 9000 Crane Brook Way. which girded itself with New York City accounts months of relative isola- Western Avenue; at 8:32 a.m. reported four kids were playing A caller reported a man ap- razor wire last week, and for roughly 1 in 5 of the tion, “it’s going to be an Monday at 115 Tracy Ave.; at Dungeons and Dragons and peared to have blood on his Tiffany’s may launch pick- more than 110,000 corona- adjustment being around 10:31 a.m. Monday at Boston were moved along. face when he entered the up service later this week. virus deaths nationwide. so many people,” said the and Myrtle streets. Theft building. Owners of smaller shops At its peak, the virus native New Yorker, who A report of a neighborhood were eager to reopen, even killed more than 500 peo- never thought she would Assaults A report of a larceny/forg- dispute at 4:17 p.m. Monday if they didn’t expect much ple a day in the city in have to get used to crowds. A report of an assault at ery/fraud at 5:45 p.m. Sunday at 286 Newbury St. A caller business. early to mid-April. The Restaurant chef Edwin 5:31 p.m. Saturday at Lyn- on Pilgrim Road. reported a dispute over her “We are going to be open number has since dropped Arce, 31, said he sees a city nfield Street and Parker Hill neighbor putting trash in front every day for the sake of below two dozen. New hos- “ready to be back, start go- Avenue; at 5:23 p.m. Sunday PEABODY of her residence. Police moved showing life,” said eye- pitalizations, which topped ing out, living life — with at Park Street and Western Av- the trash over. wear designer Ahlem 800 a day for a time, were the new reality, though.” enue. Arrests Manai-Platt, who was re- down to 67 on Saturday. Around the world, the A report of an assault and Fire opening a lower Manhat- Reopening the economy coronavirus has killed battery at 12:18 p.m. Sunday David G. Boucher, 57, of tan store. could spark a resurgence more than 400,000 peo- A house fire was reported at on Shepard Street. 120 Summit St., was arrest- Mayor Bill de Blasio of the virus as people cir- ple, with the toll rising by ed and charged with marked 3:43 p.m. Saturday at 7 Wil- welcomed the reopenings culate more. thousands every day. Breaking and Entering lanes violation, OUI liquor sec- lowbrae Drive. ond offense and leaving the A report of a breaking and scene of property damage at Overdose entering at 1:04 p.m. Saturday 6:46 p.m. Sunday. A report of an overdose at at 15 Alley St.; at 11:34 p.m. REOPENING OF PARENT INFORMATION CENTER Myra L. Reyes, 64, of 12 9:52 p.m. Friday at Mobile Es- Saturday at 26 Huss Court; at Crowninshield St., Apt. G12, tates on Newbury Street. One 12:18 p.m. Sunday at 15 Flint The Parent Information Center will resume registrations was arrested and charged with person was taken to Salem St. disorderly conduct at 6:04 Hospital. for the 2020-2021 school year on Monday June 22, A report of a motor vehi- p.m. Friday. An overdose was reported at cle breaking and entering at 2020. Beginning on Monday June 15, 2020, parents Nigel Rusi, 23, of 69 Shaw 9:16 a.m. Saturday on Sutton 12:47 p.m. Sunday at 65 Cen- St., Apt. D, Braintree, was ar- Street. The medical examiner may call (781) 592-8796 to schedule an appointment for tre St. rested on a warrant at 7:44 took possession of the de- registration. p.m. Saturday. ceased body. Gunshots The following guidelines will apply to registration Accidents A report of a gunshot at 4:37 Theft appointments: a.m. Monday at 13 Porter Ave. A report of a motor vehicle A report of a stolen motor crash at 7:28 p.m. Friday at 2 vehicle at 7:29 a.m. Sunday at Overdose Railroad Ave. and 2 Central St.; Wholesale Bakery at 0 Centen- 1. Only one (1) parent will be permitted into the at 10:26 p.m. Friday at D&B nial Drive. A report of an opiate over- Construction at 9 Washington building. The registering child may accompany dose at 12:10 p.m. Sunday on St.; at 11:15 a.m. Saturday Vandalism the parent only if Language Testing is needed. Chancery Court. at Big Y Plaza at 637 Lowell St.; at 4:46 p.m. Saturday at Theft A report of vandalism at 2. 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SPRINGFIELD (AP) A passenger, Brandon Akinola Akinlapa, 18, Las siguientes pautas se aplicarán a las citas de — Officers conducting a McGee, 33, was arrested was arrested June 3 inscripción: traffic stop over the week- and charged with carry- and charged with sexual end found what they de- ing a dangerous weapon exploitation of a child, scribed as a flamethrower with an active warrant possession of visual depic- in the vehicle, police said and possession of an tion of a minor engaged in 1. Sólo se permitirá la entrada al edificio a un (1) Monday. infernal machine, Walsh sexually explicit conduct, padre. El niño que será matriculado podrá Police were conducting said. coercion and enticement acompañar al padre sólo si es necesario realizarle an anti-drag racing detail It could not immediately of a minor, and possession in Springfield at about 1 be determined if McGee of child pornography, U.S. una evaluación del idioma. a.m. Sunday when officers had an attorney. Attorney for Rhode Island saw a man standing Aaron Weisman said in a 2. El padre debe permanecer en su vehículo hasta up and recording video Student charged with statement. que sea llamado por el empleado de inscripciones through an open sunroof, sexual exploitation of girl The Providence teen according to a Tweet from provided the girl with para entrar a su cita. Springfield police spokes- PROVIDENCE, R.I. links, which when she 3. Nadie podrá entrar en el edificio sin llevar una man Ryan Walsh. (AP) — A high school clicked on, he said trans- Officers approached student from Rhode mitted a virus to her máscara o cubierta para la cara. the car and spotted what Island has been charged computer and that her appeared to be the grip with coercing a 10-year- personal information had 4. Todas las personas mantendrán una distancia of a rifle under the front old girl from Utah into been stolen, authorities social de al menos seis (6) pies en todo momento. passenger seat, he said. undressing in front of a said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 NATION Democrats unveil police reform overhaul

By Lisa Mascaro to an early draft. It is the partments the president ASSOCIATED PRESS most ambitious change to tweeted, “LAW & ORDER, law enforcement sought by NOT DEFUND AND WASHINGTON — Congress in years. ABOLISH THE POLICE.” Democrats proposed a Rep. Karen Bass, D-Ca- Republican campaign of- sweeping overhaul of po- lif., chairwoman of the ficials followed suit. lice oversight and pro- Congressional Black Cau- “No industry is safe cedures Monday, a po- cus, which is leading the from the Democrats’ abol- tentially far-reaching effort, said called it “bold” ish culture,” said Micahel legislative response to the and “transformative.” McAdams, a spokesman mass protests denouncing “The world is witnessing for the House Republican the deaths of black Amer- the birth of a new move- campaign committee, in icans in the hands of law ment in this country,” an email blast. “First they enforcement. Bass said. wanted to abolish private Before unveiling the Despite the worldwide health insurance, then it package, House and Sen- protests, with tens of thou- was capitalism and now PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ate Democrats held a sands of demonstrators tak- it’s the police.” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, center, and other members of Congress moment of silence at the ing to the streets in cities Democrats fought back. kneel and observe a moment of silence at the Capitol’s Emancipation Hall. Capitol’s Emancipation across America and abroad This isn’t about that,” Hall, reading the names of since Floyd was killed May Pelosi said. Congress is The package would also “National Police Miscon- the effort. George Floyd and others 25, the idea of broad-based not calling for any whole- change “qualified immu- duct Registry,” a database At least one Republican, killed during police inter- U.S. police reforms remains sale defunding of law en- nity” protections for po- to try to prevent officers Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, actions. They knelt for 8 politically polarized and forcement, leaving those lice “to enable individuals from transferring from who has long pushed for a minutes and 46 seconds highly uncertain in this decisions to local cities to recover damages when one department to anoth- criminal justice overhaul, — now a symbol of police election year. and states, she noted. law enforcement officers er with past misconduct has said he’d like to re- brutality and violence — While Democrats are The package confronts violate their constitution- undetected, the draft said. view the package coming the length of time prosecu- expected to swiftly ap- several aspects of law en- al rights.” A long-sought federal from Democrats. tors say Floyd was pinned prove the legislation this forcement accountability The legislation would anti-lynching bill stalled And Sen. Lindsey Gra- under a white police offi- month, it does not go as and practices that have seek to provide greater in Congress is included in ham, R-S.C., the chairman cer’s knee before he died. far as some activists want come under criticism, es- oversight and transparen- the package. of the Senate Judiciary “We cannot settle for any- to “defund the police.” The pecially as more and more cy of police behavior in sev- House Judiciary Com- Committee, has said his thing less than transfor- outlook for passing the police violence is captured eral ways. For one, it would mittee Chairman Jerrold panel intends to hold a mative structural change,” package in the Republi- on cellphone video and grant subpoena power to Nadler, D-N.Y., a co-au- hearing to review use of said House Speaker Nan- can-held Senate is slim. shared widely across the the Justice Department thor with Bass and the force issues and police cy Pelosi, drawing on the President Donald Trump, nation, and the world. to conduct “pattern and Democratic senators, will practices. nation’s history of slavery. who will meet with law The proposed legislation practice” investigations of convene a hearing on the Rep. Will Hurd, R-Tex- The Justice in Policing enforcement officials lat- would revise the federal potential misconduct and legislation Wednesday. as, who marched in sup- Act would limit legal pro- er Monday at the White criminal police miscon- help states conduct inde- It is unclear if law en- port of Floyd in Houston, tections for police, create a House, was quick to char- duct statute to make it pendent investigations. It forcement and the pow- penned an op-ed Monday national database of exces- acterize the Democrats as easier to prosecute offi- would ban racial profiling erful police unions will about his own black father sive-force incidents and ban having “gone CRAZY!” cers who are involved in and boost requirements back any of the proposed instructing him as a teen police choke holds, among As activists call for re- misconduct “knowingly or for police body cameras. changes or if congressio- how to respond if he was other changes, according structuring police de- with reckless disregard.” And it would create a nal Republicans will join pulled over by the police. Chauvin has first court appearance By Steve Karnowski Lane and Tou Thao — are City Council members said ASSOCIATED PRESS charged with aiding and Sunday that they favor dis- abetting. They remain in banding the department MINNEAPOLIS — The the Hennepin County jail entirely, though they have Minneapolis police officer on $750,000 bond. yet to offer concrete plans charged with second-de- Lane’s family has set up a for what would replace it. gree murder in George website seeking donations “Nobody is saying we want Floyd’s death was sched- to help him post bond. The to abolish health or safety,” uled to make his first site highlights Lane’s rel- Council member Alondra court appearance Monday. ative lack of experience — Cano told WCCO-AM on Derek Chauvin, 44, he had only recently com- Monday. “What we are say- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is also charged with pleted his probationary ing is we have a broken sys- third-degree murder and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS period — and his questions tem that is not producing The casket of George Floyd arrives for a pub- second-degree manslaugh- to Chauvin about whether the outcomes we want.” lic memorial at The Fountain of Praise church ter in Floyd’s May 25 Derek Chauvin Floyd should be rolled onto The state last week in Houston. death. Floyd, a handcuffed his side. It also noted his launched a civil rights spread to cities around the black man, died after the volunteer work. investigation of the de- U.S. and the globe. Chau- white police officer pressed Floyd’s death has ignited partment. On Friday, the his knee into his neck for vin and three other officers calls to reform the Minne- council approved a stipu- Floyd’s casket several minutes even after on the scene were fired the apolis Police Department, lated agreement that im- Floyd stopped moving and day after Floyd’s death. which community activ- mediately banned the use pleading for air. Chauvin is being held ists have long accused of of chokeholds and neck re- Floyd’s death set off at a state prison in Oak- entrenched racial discrim- straints and included sev- in Houston for protests, some violent, in dale. The other three offi- ination and brutality. A eral other changes. That Minneapolis that swiftly cers — J. Kueng, Thomas majority of Minneapolis investigation is ongoing. public viewing In Minneapolis, rage extends beyond cops neck for several minutes By Juan A. Lozano report addressing ways to and Nomaan even after he stopped re- By Margie Mason and Robin McDowell prevent police misconduct, Merchant sponding. His death has ASSOCIATED PRESS provide more transparen- ASSOCIATED PRESS inspired international cy and improve commu- protests and drawn new HOUSTON — The body MINNEAPOLIS — To nity relations following a of George Floyd arrived attention to the treat- truly understand the rage request from Minneapolis’ at a church Monday in ment of African Amer- people in this city felt then-police chief. It found Houston for a final pub- icans by police and the as they watched a vid- there were no clear cri- lic memorial for the man criminal justice system. eo of George Floyd beg- teria on the use of force whose death at the hands Former Vice President ging, gasping and slowly and de-escalation tactics, of police in Minneapolis Joe Biden plans to travel succumbing beneath the and that law enforcement sparked protests around to Houston to meet with weight of a police officer’s agencies either lacked the the world and calls to re- Floyd’s family and will knee, it’s necessary to step will or the authority to re- form policing in America. provide a video message back in time. move bad officers. His body arrived in a for Floyd’s funeral service. Seven years be- SWAT team member gold-colored casket that A Biden aide on Sunday fore Floyd’s cheek was Lucas Peterson, who fired was escorted to The Foun- described the plans of the smashed against the pave- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS five shots into Franklin’s tain of Praise church by Democratic presidential ment, Terrance “Mookie” Tia Williams, left, and her daughter, Aissa, cre- skull, had already been Houston police. A six-hour candidate. They did not Franklin cowered behind ate a display on the street outside the Minneso- involved in 12 other exces- viewing that is open to the include attending the ser- a water heater in a dark ta governor’s official residence in St. Paul. sive force cases — includ- public was scheduled to vice. basement after fleeing ing the death of another begin in the afternoon. Biden expects to give police who were trying lin’s family last year kept that continues to this day, black man. Before the casket ar- the family his condolenc- to confront him about a those details out of court. partly because the depart- In 2002, not long after rived, workers outside the es, said the aide, who dis- burglary. With flashlights What’s clear is this: The ment has avoided reform, joining the force, Peterson, church assembled a large cussed Biden’s plans on mounted on their guns deaths of Floyd, Franklin said Michelle Gross of the who is white, used a choke floral arrangement with condition of anonymity. and a police dog leading and other black men at city’s non-profit Commu- hold on Christopher Burns white roses on one side in Previous memorials the way, they thumped the hands of Minneapolis nities United Against Po- after responding to a do- the shape of a heart and have taken place in Min- down the stairs and soon police have exacerbated lice Brutality. mestic dispute. The medi- found him hiding. with the initials “BLM” for neapolis and Raeford, the corrosive relationship The force did not respond cal examiner’s office ruled Fourteen minutes later, Black Lives Matter creat- N.C., near where Floyd between people of color to questions for this story. the death a homicide, and the 22-year-old African ed from blue roses and was born. At the Minne- and a criminal justice sys- But police union president a $300,000 settlement was American was lying in a placed on top of the heart. apolis tribute Thursday, tem they feel is stacked Lt. Bob Kroll has stead- paid, though a grand jury puddle of his own blood. against them. At every fastly defended officers’ The other side of the floral those in attendance stood chose not to indict. Seven bullet holes pock- step along the way, they conduct over the years. In Four years later, Pe- arrangement was made in silence for 8 minutes, 46 up of red roses and ap- marked his head and neck, feel choked. 2019, when the city’s may- terson lied in a police re- seconds, the length of time peared to be in the shape and three more pierced his It’s a story that dates or banned “warrior-style” port, saying a woman had prosecutors say Floyd was of a raised fist. upper torso. back more than four de- training for police, Kroll jumped on his partner’s pinned to the ground un- Mourners will be re- As with so many allega- cades, to when Minnesota’s said the union itself would back during a traffic stop. quired to wear a mask der the officer’s knee. tions of police brutality in small, flourishing black pay for the instruction. The charges were dropped and gloves to comply Floyd was raised in Minnesota, exactly what community fell victim to An AP review of Min- after surveillance video with coronavirus-related Houston’s Third Ward and happened in that base- redlining and discrimina- neapolis Police Depart- proved she didn’t. That guidelines. was a well-known former ment on May 10, 2013, tory denial of services, in- ment data found force has cost the city $100,000. Floyd’s funeral will be high school football player may never be known. cluding bank loans. Soon been used 11,000 times in Peterson remains on Tuesday, followed by buri- who rapped with local leg- The official account said after, drugs and guns start- the past five years. Black the job. al at the Houston Memo- end DJ Screw. He moved two officers were shot and ed flooding the area and people accounted for 60 Incidents that have drawn rial Gardens cemetery in to Minneapolis several wounded after Franklin crime rates soared. percent of those cases, national attention since suburban Pearland, where years ago to seek work and grabbed a police gun. But When a fragile truce be- even though they repre- then include the shooting he will be laid to rest next a fresh start. His face now no gunshot residue test- tween gangs and police sent only 19 percent of of Philando Castile, 32, to his mother, Larcenia appears on a mural in his ing was conducted and an was shattered in 1992 by the city’s population. Body during a 2016 traffic stop in Floyd. old neighborhood, and his examination of defense the execution-style hit pins were most commonly nearby Falcon Heights as George Floyd died May name was chanted by tens evidence suggests friend- on officer Jerry Haaf, a used, followed by punch- his girlfriend live-streamed 25 after a white Min- of thousands last week at ly fire may have been to crackdown followed. It ing, kicking and shoving. the aftermath on Facebook. neapolis police officera protest and march in blame. A $795,000 settle- has perpetuated a culture In 2015, the U.S. Justice The Latino officer was ac- pressed his knee into his downtown Houston. ment reached with Frank- of brutality and impunity Department released a quitted. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Residents march in a Black Lives Matter rally from Lynnfield Middle School to the Lynnfield Common on Monday afternoon. In Lynnfield, a young take on an old problem

LYNNFIELD happening.” burn. fering George Floyd went Breen noted the strong gage in dialogue to begin From A1 After marching from The program also fea- through in comparison. youth presence, who are the process of understand- Lynnfield Middle School tured performances by It’s up to us to be that the “driving force” behind ing.” Breen estimated that the to the Town Common, the Lynnfield High students change.” this and so many other The protest came on the number of peaceful pro- program began with a mo- Josh Mattera (voice) and Crighton grew up in demonstrations. heels of a June 3rd dis- testers topped 600, much ment of silence lasting 8 Alex Pellegrini (guitar) Lynn and still lives there. “What you young people covery of racist graffiti to the delight of the orga- minutes 46 seconds (sym- who sang “Black and He noted that even though have done is a fantastic spray-painted on a stream nizers. bolizing the time Chauvin White” by Michael Jack- he grew up in a multi-ra- way to get the word out crossing in the Beaverdam “We expected about 200, pinned Floyd down with son, while Jemima Robins cial community, he can and you did it in less than Brook conservation area. so to have this many peo- his knee) with partici- sang “Stand out” by Cyn- never fully understand a week, which is amazing,” The incident is under po- ple come out is amazing,” pants kneeling symboli- thia Erivo. Elizabeth Daly what it’s like to be black or he said. “We are listening.” lice investigation. said Mahan. “The goal cally on one knee and four read the Maya Angelou brown. Tremblay said she hopes “There is no place for is to get people to begin female students dressed poem, “Alone.” “I don’t know what it’s that this is “the begin- hate speech and hateful the process of dialogue in in Black Lives Matter at- “Yesterday, today and like, but we are in the two ning of a new world for behavior in the Town of Lynnfield, and having this tire holding up clenched forever, Black Lives Mat- biggest fights of our lives the generation of students Lynnfield,” Board of Se- many come out in support fists in protest. ter,” said Barrett. “This is with the pandemic and here tonight. “I really hope lectmen Chairman Phil is a good start.” Among the speakers the time to act.” systematic racial injustice you get to live in a world Crawford said in a state- “One of the purposes of were Selectman Chris Manna said that Black and the only way to win where institutional racism ment posted on the town website. “We condemn this the march is to promote Barrett, State Sen. Bren- Lives Matter because they them is to come together and hateful prejudice no vile and abhorrent act, the voices of people of dan Crighton, Rep. Brad- have been systematical- and take action,” he said. longer exist.” which is completely anti- color in the community,” ley H. Jones, Jr., School ly devalued, and that “to Jones said the country “This is a town of white thetical to our community said Mattingly. “Lynnfield Superintendent Jane make a change, you need still has a long way to go privilege and we can’t rec- values of respect and tol- needs to advocate Black to achieve equality. ognize the true extent of Tremblay, Breen, Town to be the change.” erance, in the strongest Lives Matter and encour- Administrator Rob Dolan “You saw us holding up “Floyd’s death is an the suffering that people terms.” age residents to take part and recent Woburn High our arms and it was so American tragedy (but) I of color face,” said Blake. in discussions, which are graduate Brooklyn Man- hard to keep them up, we am hopeful it will serve as “That’s why it’s so import- Anne Marie Tobin can be important and pertinent na, who organized a sim- had to switch arms, so you an impetus for change,” he ant at this time, a critical reached at atobin@item- today in light of what is ilar event recently in Wo- can only imagine the suf- said. point in our history, to en- live.com. WE AREAREWE 

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By Steve Krause and I think that applies with this class.” them, they held strong leadership positions.” ITEM STAFF Fatoumata Ba says the seeds were planted Scholastically, she said, “We have kids who TOP 5 PERCENT right away. got into Harvard. Kids who are going to Princ- LYNN — When the story is written about “When we came in as freshmen, it was man- teon. Many of our students are getting full the KIPP Academy Class of 2020, the epitaph datory for us to take a class called ‘Speech ride scholarships. Hermon Kaysha would be, “Passionate, role-changing leaders.” and Comp,’” said Fatoumata Ba, who found- “Our valedictorian (Hermon Kaysha) came Chanpichiny Ros That is according to Haja Fatoumata Ba, ed and was later executive president of the here from Ethiopia our junior year, and Destin Fernandes who was among the most steadfast leaders of KIPP Black Student Union. “Now the class is learned English. He got into Harvard and got Ismael Diaz Mateo the class. changed to ‘Advocacy and Activism’ into MIT on a full scholarship. Kristen Fonseca Fatoumata Ba was a leader for this class of “In that class, we learned about things like “Destin Fernandes, who is leader of the Gay Jasmairy Marte 113 graduates from the start, coming in as a social justice, and had discussions on them. Straight Alliance, got into Stanford, his dream freshman and immediately joining the stu- We did speeches on them, and wrote poems. It school, and received a scholarship.” dent council. By the time she graduated last was kind of the foot in the door to advocate for Fatoumata Ba will attend Babson College month (in a drive-through ceremony in front social justice.” and major in business administration. of the school’s newly refurbished facility on Athletically, the program has grown by leaps Wheeler Street), Fatoumata Ba was executive That certainly fits in with the issues plagu- ing society in the year 2020, said Peters. and bounds. The football team, which only had president of all student councils, throughout one senior, came within a game of the Divi- the school. The collaborative spirit between students and teachers just grew, both said. sion 8 Super Bowl and defeated Lynn Tech on “I’m voting for her for president when she Thanksgiving. And the boys basketball team “My grade kind of transformed,” Fatoumata runs,” said Alvaro Peters, an assistant princi- finished at 15-6 and was seeded third in the Ba said. “Teachers would have these cultural pal at the school. MIAA Division 4 North sectional tournament. workshops, where they’d invite students, most KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program), one A year earlier, when seniors such as Winfred of them from my grade, to talk about our ex- of a nationwide network of college-prep char- Sanchez and Andrew Puati were only juniors, ter schools, began the year by christening its periences. There were LGBTQ students, peo- the Panthers made the Division 4 North final, Wheeler Street building; and ended it with its ple of color, and a wide variety. It helped the losing to eventual state champion Pope John. graduating class separated by the COVID-19 teachers better understand us.” Late last month, with its normal graduation social distancing protocols. As a result, she said, having a place inside ceremony out of the question due to COVID-19 But Fatoumata Ba said that wasn’t much of the school to discuss matters allowed students restrictions, the school had a drive-through an obstacle for members of this class, which to approach their academics unencumbered ceremony where each graduate dressed in was blessed with more than a few students by the outside world. caps and gowns and received diplomas indi- with singular focuses on achieving their goals. “I think there’s something special about my vidually. And Peters backs her up. grade,” she said. “We have strong leadership. “We’re going to be at the forefront of a lot “They have a specific spark about all of We have so many clubs in KIPP. And since of things,” Fatoumata Ba said. “There’s so them, but have a collective fire,” Peters said. KIPP is a relatively new school, my grade was much passion, so much leadership. We have “They have every reason to be upset about able to come in and create some blueprints.” kids who want to do everything — fashion de- their senior year being spoiled. It may have Fatoumata Ba said there is a student union signers, business people, lawyers, people are been one of the most anticipated senior years. for almost every group in the school: Asians, aiming so high.” Gay/Straight Alliance, Muslims, Latinx, and These students bring a lot to the table, and Said Peters, “that spark cannot be doused.” Haja Fatoumata Ba they still found a way to find humor and love. others. “We have an expression,” said Peters, “and “In every one of them,” she said, “if there Steve Krause can be reached at skrause@ Executive president it’s ‘leave this space better than you found it,’ wasn’t a member of the Class of 2020 running itemlive.com. of all student councils

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By David McLellan ITEM STAFF LYNN — Teachers, alumni, and, perhaps most of all, stu- dents from Lynn Vocational Technical Institute, have bet- tered the surrounding community over the last four years. Since the 2016/2017 school year, Lynn Tech has be- stowed its own students, and other Lynn adults and youth, with a variety of technical skills. In 2017, U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) honored teacher Jason McCuish with the Peter J. Gomes Service Award, given to the individual in the sixth congressio- nal district who best displays the qualities of integrity, compassion, and commitment to service espoused by the late Rev. Professor Peter J. Gomes. The next year, alumna Kenell Broomstein became the first woman of color to take the leadership role at any Boston construction union when she was named busi- ness agent for the International Brotherhood of Electri- cal Workers, Local 103. Carissa Karakaedos took over as principal at the school, following Robert Buontempo’s retirement after 31 years, and Lynn Tech was one of three locations se- lected to offer free machinist training from North Shore Community College for unemployed adults during the summer months. Also in 2018, Lynn Tech and General Electric’s River Works forged a closer bond, creating a talent pipeline between the school and GE to address an industry-wide shortage of qualified machinists. Lynn Tech students toured the plant, taking part in a variety of science, technology, and engineering challenges, and juniors were offered co-op slots at the facility. Lynn Tech’s SkillsUSA students thrived throughout 2018 and 2019, raising enough money to buy and dis- tribute 15,000 new books to local children for free. The SkillsUSA team brought home three gold medal awards from the National SkillsUSA Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville, Ky., winning in the categories of community service, community action, and National Outstanding Model of Excellence. There were more than ITEM FILE PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO 20,000 participants in the competition, and SkillsUSA chapters from every state. From left, SkillsUSA project leaders Luis Pineiro, Erick Hernandez and Brian Lopez “It was a real Cinderella moment being able to bring stand in a carpentry classroom at Lynn Tech. home that gold,” said then-Tech Chapter President Da- vid Barrios at the time. three women I interviewed for the documentary whose But in addition to seeing accomplishments from its sons lost their lives as victims of policing. This Emmy own students, 2019 was a year in which the school won’t bring back their sons.” bettered the surrounding community. In February, the Also last June, Lynn Tech graduates Olivia Whitcomb school offered extra-curricular vocational courses to and Kathaleeya Ortega became the first female interns other Lynn high schoolers through the Technical After- at GE’s River Works’ shop floor. The pair’s summer in- school Program (T.A.P.). In March, the school contin- ternship involved precision machine work vital to pro- ued to offer skills courses to adults through the Lynn ducing airplane and helicopter engines. Community Enrichment Program, with 70 adults — Harrington Elementary School is the target of a many non-native English speakers — learning weld- Lynn Tech SkillsUSA project to build an all-inclusive, ing, carpentry, cooking, and other trade skills. And, in $300,000 playground. Students have been raising mon- April, the School Committee approved a new eighth grade vocational-skills-focused “Discovery Academy” ey for the project, which intends to build a fully accessi- at Lynn Tech, converting the school into a junior/high ble playground at the elementary school this year. school, and offering 300 students a head start toward And, although the 2019/2020 school year has been dra- trade certification. matically altered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus Just this past summer, Lynn Tech teacher Noube Ra- cannot take away $4.5 million that the state and GE teau became an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker. Ra- chose to invest in the school in November. The invest- teau, who has dedicated the last half decade to teaching ment aims to accelerate machinist training, strength- radio and broadcasting, depicted the relationship be- ening the workforce bridge between Lynn Tech and GE tween police and minorities in his documentary “Pro- by expanding the school’s machine shop and installing tect, Serve & Care,” and won the outstanding documen- state-of-the-art machines. tary award at the 42nd annual Emmy Awards by the “This is a tremendous opportunity not only for us but Boston/New England Chapter of the National Academy also for coming generations,” said LVTI senior and ma- of Television Arts & Sciences. chinist student Luz Vasquez. “It was like a monkey being taken off my back, just a huge relief,” Rateau said. “I was happy and sad at the David McLellan can be reached at dmclellan@itemlive. same time, though. Even though we won, there were com.

ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Tech senior and Skills USA member Miguel ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Soto listens as the Baker administration an- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Tech senior and machinist Francis Gerardo nounces a $4.5 million investment from the Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito speaks with Tech se- has his photo taken with Gov. Charlie Baker state and GE Foundation to accelerate ma- nior and Skills USA member Luis Pineiro as he tours the school. chinist training. as they take a tour to the machine shop.

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COURTESY PHOTO The North Shore Navigators have re-signed for- mer Saugus baseball star and Northeastern Con- ference MVP Todd Tringale for the 2020 season. Navs bring back COURTESY PHOTO Salem native Troy Stellato, a star wide receiver at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Fort Lauder- former Saugus star dale, Fla., has verbally committed to play college football at Clemson University. Todd Tringale Salem native Troy Stellato LYNN — The North School, posting a 2.38 ERA Shore Navigators contin- and 10 strikeouts over his ue to nalize their ros- 11.1 innings. After con- ter for the upcoming Fu- tributing to North Shore’s commits to Clemson football tures Collegiate Baseball 30-win regular season, he League season and have shut out Bristol over four, By Mike Alongi making a verbal commit- it was for me back in the offers he received were announced the signing of two-hit frames in a play- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ment to play his college day,” said Sean Stellato, from schools like the Uni- two more Massachusetts off start. Tringale was a football at national power- who quarterbacked Salem versity of Kentucky, the captain, Boston Herald Although he never set house Clemson University. High to a Super Bowl in University of Michigan, native pitchers. foot on the eld in the town All-Scholastic and two- “I just fell in love with 1994 and now represents Ohio State University, No- Coming to Lynn’s Fraser he was born, Troy Stellato time Northeastern Con- (Clemson head coach) a number of NFL players tre Dame, Boston College Field during the summer has North Shore football of 2020 will be Robert Na- ference All-Star during Dabo (Swinney) and the as an accomplished play- and the University of Ala- his time as a Saugus Sa- in his blood. The son of for- bama. del (La Salle) and Saugus mer Salem High football program right away,” said er agent. “But helping native returnee and for- chem. He earned league Stellato, who has been Troy through the process “The process was pretty MVP honors as a senior, standout Eric Stellato and hectic at some points for mer Northeastern Confer- the nephew of Salem High clocked with a 4.42 40- has been a lot of fun and ence MVP Todd Tringale going 8-2 with a 0.63 ERA yard dash time. “The rst we’re all very proud of sure,” said Stellato, who and 119 strikeouts in 70.1 great Sean Stellato, Troy made visits to Ohio State, (Northern Essex Commu- Stellato has built himself time I stepped on campus, him. Clemson has a great nity College). President innings. it felt like home. The wide pedigree of receivers, so Michigan and Kentucky Scouting Report: Very up as a four-star college and General Manager receivers coach is great having an opportunity to in addition to Clemson. talented pitcher with ex- recruit in one of the most “But as I started to narrow Derek January made the and it looks like I might play there is very exciting cellent command … fast- football-crazed areas of the things down, it got a little announcement on Mon- have an opportunity to for him.” ball sits 86-89mph … country — south Florida. easier. And once I went day. play fairly early, so I just Stellato, a 6-foot-1, great competitor with a And now, as he prepares out to Clemson and got to The 6-foot-2, 185-pound felt like overall this was 175-pound slot receiver, high ceiling for develop- to enter his senior year at know people out there, my the best decision for me.” had plenty of offers from Tringale joined the Navs ment … MLB comp: Mike Cardinal Gibbons High decision was pretty much for ve appearances af- Leake. School in Fort Lauderdale, “The process of recruit- top-tier programs be- made.” ter nishing his standout Fla., Stellato has made his ing is so different now, it’s a fore making his decision. career at Saugus High NAVS, B2 future plans known after long way away from where Among the 43 scholarship STELLATO, B2 MLB offers 76-game season in latest proposal to union NEW YORK (AP) — Ma- “If the players desire to jor League Baseball made accept this proposal, we another try to start the need to reach an agree- coronavirus-delayed sea- ment by Wednesday,” Dep- son in early July, propos- uty Commissioner Dan ing a 76-game regular sea- Halem wrote in a letter to son, expanding the union negotiator Bruce playoffs from 10 teams to Meyer that was obtained as many as 16 and allow- by The Associated Press. ing players to earn about “While we understand 75 percent of their prorat- that it is a relatively short ed salaries. time frame, we cannot Players have refused waste any additional days cuts beyond what they if we are to have suf cient agreed to in March shortly time for players to travel after the pandemic began, to spring training, conduct part of baseball’s again ac- COVID-19 testing and ed- rimonious labor relations. ucation, conduct a The arduous negotiations COVID-19 testing and ed- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have jeopardized plans to ucation, conduct a spring hold opening day around training of an appropriate Former Patriots receiver Reche Caldwell, who played in New England in 2006, was fatally shot the Fourth of July in emp- length, and schedule a 76- in his hometown of Tampa, Fla. on Saturday night. ty ballparks and provide game season that ends no entertainment to a public later than Sept. 27.” still emerging from “While we are prepared Former Patriots receiver Reche Caldwell months of quarantine. to continue discussion MLB’s latest proposal past Wednesday on a sea- would guarantee 50% of son with fewer than 76 fatally shot in hometown of Tampa players’ prorated salaries games, we simply do not over the regular season, TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — they believe her son was mer Gators quarterback ida for your unreal talent, have enough days to according to details ob- Former Florida and NFL ambushed outside his Rex Grossman. infectious humor, and our schedule a season of that tained by The Associated shared success as a team. length unless an agree- receiver Reche Caldwell home in a possible rob- Spurrier tweeted that Press. was fatally shot Saturday bery attempt. Caldwell “was one of the You will be missed by all ment is reached in the your Gator family.” The proposal would next 48 hours,” he added. night in his hometown. The University of Flori- best WR’s in school history eliminate all free-agent Caldwell’s mother, Deb- da and Caldwell’s three and was very instrumen- Former Patriots quar- There was no immediate compensation for the rst response from the union, orah, did not return phone NFL teams — the Char- tal in winning the 2000 terback Tom Brady post- time since the free-agent which is likely to view the messages left by The As- gers, Patriots and SEC Championship.” ed a photo tribute to his era started in 1976. It also plan as a step back be- sociated Press on Sunday, Redskins — were among “RIP Reche,” Grossman Instagram page, with one photo showing Brady and would forgive 20 percent cause of the large percent- but con rmed her son’s those to tweet condolenc- wrote. “You were one of Caldwell in an on- eld of the $170 million in sal- age of salaries not guaran- es to his family, along my favorite teammates of death to the Tampa Bay embrace. aries already advanced to teed. Times. with former Florida coach all time. I will always re- players during April and She said police told her Steve Spurrier and for- member our time at Flor- CALDWELL, B2 May. MLB, B2 TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TODAY IN SPORTS June 9 their ninth road win of the playoffs, Salem native Troy Stellato commits 1888 — James McLaughlin sets beating Orlando 117-106 in Game the record for most number of 2 of the NBA Finals. wins by a jockey in the Belmont 2001 — Jennifer Capriati beats Kim Clijsters 1-6, 6-4, 12-10 to win to play football at Clemson University Stakes, six, when he rides Sir Dixon to a 12-length victory. McLaughlin’s the French Open, her second con- record is matched by Eddie Arcaro secutive Grand Slam title. STELLATO commitment has been in 1955. 2003 — The New Jersey Devils end From B1 made doesn’t mean the 1899 — Jim Jeffries knocks out the Anaheim Mighty Ducks’ surreal work is over. Far from it, Bob Fitzsimmons in the 11th season, winning the Stanley Cup Stellato has burst onto in fact. round in New York to win the world with a 3-0 victory. the scene over the past “It’s time to put the 2007 — Justine Henin claims her heavyweight title. two seasons at Cardinal pedal to the metal,” Stel- 1934 — Olin Dutra edges Gene third consecutive French Open title Gibbons, notching over Sarazen by one stroke to win the and fourth overall, taking advan- lato said. “It’s definitely tage of 19-year-old Ana Ivanovic’s 1,400 receiving yards with satisfying to get to this U.S. Open. 14 touchdowns in that 1940 — Lawson Little beats Gene nervous play to win 6-1, 6-2. Henin point and I’ve worked re- Sarazen by three strokes in a play- is the first woman since Monica time. In his sophomore ally hard to get here, but off to win the U.S. Open golf title. Seles in 1990-92 to win three con- year he helped lead the I know this is just the be- 1945 — Hoop Jr. wins the Ken- secutive Roland Garros titles. Chiefs to a Florida High ginning. I believe that I 2007 — Rags to Riches, a filly rid- School Athletic Associa- tucky Derby, which is run one have the talent to do well month after a national wartime den by John Velazquez, outduels tion state championship, at the next level, but now government ban on racing is lifted. Curlin in a breathtaking stretch run and as a junior he hauled it’s time to put in the work 1973 — Secretariat, ridden by Ron and won the Belmont Stakes, be- in nine touchdowns as he Turcotte, wins the Belmont Stakes coming the first of her sex to take helped Gibbons to a re- and prove that.” the final leg of the Triple Crown in in record time to capture the Triple gional final appearance. Stellato hopes to help Crown. Secretariat sets a world re- more than a century. Stellato is also ranked as his team make another cord on the 1½-mile course with 2008 — Ken Griffey Jr. becomes run to the state champion- the sixth player in baseball history the No. 19 receiver in the 2:24, and a record for largest mar- ship before embarking on gin of victory in the Belmont, 31 to reach 600 homers with a drive country by Rivals.com. lengths. off Mark Hendrickson in the first “It’s been a lot of fun the next part of his foot- 1978 — Larry Holmes scores a inning of the Cincinnati Reds’ 9-4 playing, learning and ball career. 15-round split decision over Ken victory over the Florida Marlins. growing over the past cou- “It looks like we’ll have a Norton for the WBC heavyweight 2010 — Chicago’s Patrick Kane season this year, so I’m ex- COURTESY PHOTO ple years,” Stellato said. title in New York. sneaks the puck past Michael “I just want to continue cited to get back to work,” 1979 — Coastal, ridden by Ruben Leighton 4:10 into overtime, stun- Troy Stellato (center), stands with his father Eric to get better and hone my Stellato said. “Hopefully ning Philadelphia and lifting the Hernandez, spoils Spectacular Bid’s Stellato (right) and his uncle Sean Stellato (left) game while also trying to we can go out and have attempt at the Triple Crown with a Blackhawks to a 4-3 overtime win 3¼-length victory over Golden Act. in Game 6 for their first Stanley after Cardinal Gibbons won the FHSAA state help my team win games.” another good year on the Spectacular Bid finishes third. Cup championship since 1961. championship in 2018. But just because the field as a team.” 1985 — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 2012 — Maria Sharapova wins the scores 29 points to lead the Los French Open, defeating Sara Errani Angeles Lakers to a 111-100 victo- 6-3, 6-2 in the final at Roland Gar- ry over the Boston Celtics and the ros to complete the career Grand Navs bring in two more pitchers for 2020 NBA title in six games. Slam. 1990 — Monica Seles becomes 2012 — Manny Pacquiao tries to NAVS the youngest winner of the French turn his welterweight title fight with From B1 Open, beating two-time champion Timothy Bradley into a brawl, but it Steffi Graf 7-6 (8-6), 6-4. Seles is is Bradley who won a split decision A Lawrence Academy 16 years, six months. to end a remarkable run by the Fil- product, Nadel just com- 1991 — In the first all-American ipino fighter. Bradley wins 115-113 pleted his senior season men’s final at the French Open on two scorecards, while losing by at La Salle University in since 1954, Jim Courier rallies to the same margin on the third. Philadelphia and intends 2013 — Rafael Nadal becomes beat Andre Agassi 3-6, 6-4, 2-6, to transfer to use his final 6-1, 6-4 for his first Grand Slam the first man to win eight titles at title. the same Grand Slam tournament year of college eligibility 1993 — Patrick Roy makes 18 after beating fellow Spaniard David in 2021. The Winchester saves and the Montreal Canadiens Ferrer in the French Open final, 6-3, native totaled three capture their 24th Stanley Cup, 6-2, 6-3. strikeouts as he pitched beating the Los Angeles Kings 4-1 2013 — Inbee Park birdies the an inning in two different in Game 5. third hole of a sudden-death play- games during the Explor- 1995 — The Houston Rockets set off with Catriona Matthew to win ers’ shortened season. The NBA records with their seventh the rain-delayed LPGA Champion- 6-foot, 190-pound righty straight playoff road victory and ship. earned back-to-back St. Louis Metro Collegiate League All-Star honors as MLB makes new offer a member of the St. Louis Kats before finishing last summer with the NEC- to players union BL’s Martha’s Vineyard Sharks. MLB the forgiven advances. Scouting Report: Expe- From B1 Mike Trout and Gerrit rienced pitcher … fastball Cole, who have the highest sits 88-91mph … excellent “There’s social unrest in salaries of $36 million slider … three-quarters our country amid a global each, would have been arm slot … MLB comp: pandemic. Baseball won’t guaranteed $5.58 million Steve Cishek. solve these problems, but each under the initial MLB The Navs are now pre- maybe it could help,” Wash- proposal with the chance paring for the 13th season ington pitcher Sean Doolit- to earn up to about $8 mil- of collegiate ball at Fras- tle tweeted. “We’ve been lion, and $25.3 million er Field and their ninth staying ready & we pro- apiece in the union plan. in the Futures League, posed 114 games — to pro- They would be guaranteed which will begin on a tect the integrity of the $8,723,967 each under the date to be determined game, to give back to our offer and would get this summer. Stay up to fans & cities, and because $12,190,633 apiece if the date on the latest Navs news by visiting nsnavs. we want to play. postseason is completed. COURTESY PHOTO “It’s frustrating to have a A player at the $563,500 com and following us on public labor dispute when minimum could earn up to Facebook, Twitter and The North Shore Navigators have signed La Salle University pitcher there’s so much hardship. I $244,492 and those at $1 Instagram. Robert Nadel for the 2020 season. hate it,” he said. “But we million — about half those have an obligation to fu- on current active rosters ture players to do right by — could get up to $389,496. Former Patriots WR Reche Caldwell killed in hometown them. We want to play. We MLB estimates its reve- also have to make sure nue would drop from $9.73 CALDWELL the investigation, the along with several other and 11 touchdowns in six that future players won’t billion last year to $2.75 From B1 shooting “does not appear former NFL players. He NFL seasons — four with be paying for any conces- billion this year with a 76- to be a random act.” also served prison time on the Chargers and one each sions we make.” game seasons. Adding pro- The 41-year-old Cald- Caldwell was awaiting a 2014 drug charge. with New England and While there is no chance rated shares of signing bo- well was not named in a sentencing this month af- Caldwell was drafted by Washington. players would accept this nuses, option buyout, police report on the inci- ter pleading guilty to a San Diego in the second Caldwell’s brother An- proposal as is, the offer termination pay, assign- dent per Florida law, but charge of conspiracy to round in 2002. He had 152 dre Caldwell also was a dropped the sliding scale ment bonuses and benefits, the report said, early in commit health care fraud, catches for 1,851 yards Florida and NFL receiver. teams embraced last MLB says players would month that would have left get 70.2 percent of reve- stars with just a fraction of nue, up from 46.7 percent. NFL gives teams plan for total reopening of facilities their expected pay. The lat- Also factoring in signing est proposal figures to bonuses for amateurs in (AP) — The NFL and the small steps toward re- regular season in Kansas personnel who perform es- spark more talks that the draft this week and players’ union sent a plan- opening them. Last week, City on Sept. 10. sential facility, stadium or could lead to opening day international players, MLB ner to the 32 teams Mon- coaching staffs were ap- A tiered approached will event services but do not at some point in the first projects players would get day outlining procedures proved to return, but only be used within team facili- require close contact with half of July. 86.2 percent, up from 52.1 for the full reopening of if local governmental rules ties and must be presented Tier 1 individuals. Players agreed March 26 percent. their practice facilities, allowed it. to the league for approval Everyone inside the fa- for prorated salaries that Expansion of the playoffs which were closed because Goodell noted that the at least seven days be- cility must wear surgical depend on games played, would make a major of the coronavirus pan- protocols for a full return fore the reporting date for masks that have to be re- part of a deal for a guaran- change for MLB’s 30 clubs. demic. were developed in consul- training camp. Players, placed daily, or cloth masks tee of service time if the Postseason teams doubled In a lengthy four-part tation with the Centers for most coaches, trainers, that must be washed daily. season was scrapped. to four with the split of memo to the clubs written Disease Control and Pre- physicians and the head Players are exempted only MLB says it can’t afford each league into two divi- by Commissioner Roger vention, Duke’s Infection equipment manager — when such masks would to play in ballparks with- sions in 1969, then to eight Goodell and approved by Control Network and oth- anyone who must have interfere with perfor- out fans and on May 26 with the realignment to the NFL Players Asso- er universities. direct access to players mance. proposed an 82-game three divisions and the ad- ciation, the league de- “No set of protocols can — will be in Tier 1, with A separate entrance to schedule. The union coun- dition of a wild card in scribed protocols focusing eliminate the risk of con- a maximum of 60 in addi- the facility for Tier 1 and tered with a 114-game 1995, a year later than on screening, testing, and tracting COVID-19, nor tion to the players. They Tier 2 members is re- schedule at prorated pay planned due to a players’ infection prevention and ensure that the disease will have access to such re- quired. If not available, a that would extend the reg- strike. The postseason treatment for COVID-19, itself will be mild,” Goodell stricted areas as fields and designated time for use of ular season by a month reached its current 10 with including response for new wrote in the memo, which sidelines, locker rooms, a single entrance is man- through October. the addition of a second infections. Also included was obtained by The As- training rooms, medi- dated, and that entrance MLB is worried a second wild card and a wild-card were instructions on prop- sociated Press. “And we cal exam areas, meeting must be cleaned and disin- wave of the virus would round in 2012. er facility access, cleaning should expect that these rooms and weight rooms. fected before and after use. endanger the postseason Players proposed ex- and disinfecting; physical protocols will change as The second tier will con- Physical distancing is — when MLB receives panding the playoffs to 14 distancing; hygiene, health medical and scientificsist of ownership repre- another major challenge. $787 million in broadcast teams in both 2020 and ‘21. education and medical ser- knowledge of the disease sentatives; facility staff; To keep players at least 6 revenue. The MLB plan also would vices; food preparation; continues to grow. But we additional coaches and feet (2 meters) apart re- Teams estimate the new cover the next two seasons. supplies; and team travel. believe, along with the equipment personnel; the quires redesigning every- offer plan would guarantee It doesn’t specify a format No timetable has been NFLPA, that these proto- general manager and foot- thing from locker, meeting $1.43 billion in compensa- other than as many as set for the return of most cols offer a sound basis for ball operations employees; and weight rooms to cafe- tion: $955 million in sala- eight clubs per league. players to team complexes bringing players back into club communications staff; terias. Enhanced cleaning ries, including an allow- Free agent compensation — only players rehabili- the facilities and moving security personnel; and and disinfecting proce- ance for earned bonuses; has long caused bitter tating injuries have been forward with our planning “certain NFL and NFLPA dures will be mandatory. $393 million if the postsea- fights since the arbitration allowed to enter the build- for the 2020 season.” staff as needed.” They will The NFL/NFLPA protocols son is played for a 20% bo- decision in December 1975 ings. But this is the next Training camps are have limited access to re- suggest continued virtual nus for every player with a that struck down the re- major step toward allow- scheduled to begin in late stricted areas. meetings whenever possi- big league contract; $50 serve clause — it led to an ing all players back in club July, with the first presea- All of those people must ble. million for the regular sea- eight-day strike during facilities. son game, Dallas vs. Pitts- undergo daily screening Among taboos in the son postseason pool nor- spring training in 1980 Goodell ordered all facil- burgh in the Hall of Fame and testing before enter- protocols is sharing drink mally funded with ticket and a 50-day strike during ities closed in late March, game, on Aug. 6. The NFL ing the complex. bottles and towels, and money; and $34 million for the 1981 season. and the league has taken still plans to kick off the In the third tier will be buffet-style meals. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Triangle full of drama started as a crush in middle school DEAR ABBY: In mid- driveways and provides dle school, I had a crush Dear Abby is written by Abigail privacy. She regularly on a boy. He didn’t even leaves her garbage can know I existed. Through Van Buren, also known as Jeanne lids on top of my hedge as a chance meeting many Phillips, and was founded by her well as various other years later, he noticed mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact things she’s discarding me, but there were com- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. (eventually). Today I no- plications. He didn’t ticed a large portion of know how to tell his ex it Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. the shrub showing what was too late for her, and it appears to be a chemical became a love triangle. burn. (She has been She saw the error of her to get rid of her. while she was “in deni- known to use toxic chem- ways and left. He and I She has slandered me al”? icals to rid her yard of have been together ever all over Facebook, and I From where I sit, she is weeds, etc.) I don’t want since. He still talked to don’t think he should ex- doing everything she can to offend her, but at the same time, I’m struggling her as they had been pect me to be OK with to fight for “her man.” He to find the words to prop- friends forever, but two this or for him to even appears to have fences to erly address my desire months ago he stopped. WANT a person like that mend with his son and Meanwhile, through all with her, and you may for her to mind the prop- in his life. He was AMAZ- erty line. Help! of this, she has been cy- ING without her influ- have to accept it. It looks ber-stalking and manipu- ence. How do I get him like he has already made RELATED TO MY lating me. She has creat- back to that person? I up his mind about that, NEIGHBOR ed multiple Facebook miss him so much! and unless you can accept accounts to torture me, it, your romance will be DEAR RELATED: sent me a video of my ANGUISHED IN over. Only you can decide This is something you boyfriend doing sexual ARIZONA whether staying with this should have addressed things and tried to make person is worth the dra- when the problem start- me believe it was current. DEAR ANGUISHED: ma. ed. Approach her calmly (It was five years old.) Let me get this straight. and say something like He cut off contact with This man cheated on his DEAR ABBY: My sis- this: “It bothers me that her, and it was glorious ex with you, and you ex- ter-in-law moved into the you leave your trash can until last week, when she pected her to play fair? I house next door three lids and other items on helped him get back in wish you had mentioned years ago. While I enjoy my hedge. When you do, it touch with his son, whom why your boyfriend hasn’t her company and like her makes me feel disrespect- he hasn’t seen in 10-plus seen his son in more than as a person, I’m having ed. Something you left on years. I see it for the ma- 10 years. It might have difficulty expressing my the hedge has damaged nipulation it is, but he been the most interesting frustration with one par- it. My hedge was expen- sees it as her redemption. paragraph in your letter. ticular issue. sive to install, and this is He doesn’t care that it Were he and his ex mar- I have a beautiful upsetting me. Please don’t hurts me, and he refuses ried? Just living together hedge that separates our do it. BRIDGE

Your mother warned you about this Jeffree Star, a makeup artist, said, made. But just in case West had a “If you wear bold, bright clothes, you diamond void, I took the first trick can’t have a bad day.” with my heart ace and cashed the So that is the secret of success at diamond ace. If West had pitched, I the bridge table — dazzle your oppo- would have crossed to the heart king nents. and returned a diamond to my 10. I was soberly dressed when this But it wasn’t West who discarded, deal occurred. Look only at the it was East! That was so unfair. South hand. You open one diamond, Now I was wishing I had taken West overcalls one spade, partner the first trick on the board and re- passes, and East advances with two tained my heart ace as an entry. But hearts. What would you do now? it wouldn’t have helped much. West When I first saw my hand, I was could have shifted to clubs, and the hoping for a fun auction to some defenders could have taken one dia- stratospheric level. But those dreams mond, four clubs and two spades for were soon dashed. Still, I thought I down three. saw a chance for a coup. I jumped to At four tables, South had rebid three no-trump! three diamonds over two hearts, West As I anticipated, that was passed had doubled for penalty, and East out. West led the heart seven, and had trustingly passed. That contract my dummy appeared with the heart was unbeatable. The defenders took king. Wonderful! Two hearts and sev- only two spades (note dummy’s use- en diamonds for contract bid and ful 10), one heart and one diamond. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

NOS4A2 AMC, 9 a.m. Ahead of the supernatural drama’s June 21 return, AMC replays Season 1. Mercifully, the tale of an immortal (Zachary Quinto) who feeds on children’s souls ends before it gets dark out. America’s Got Talent: “Auditions 3” NBC, 8 p.m. The auditions continue with creator and executive producer Simon Cowell at the judges’ table along with Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, Sofia Vergara and host Terry Crews. Variety acts of all types and contes- tants of all ages audition for the chance to win the $1 million prize. The Golden Buzzer is back, allow- ing a lucky act the chance to go directly to the live shows to compete for America’s vote. Star of the Month: Ann Sheridan: “A Flair for the Dramatic” TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! Turner Classic Movies continues its monthlong, Tues- day night celebration of legendary actress Ann Sher- idan with a lineup this evening featuring some of her more dramatic roles. The evening begins with one of her most memorable films, Kings Row(1942), in which she earned top billing over Robert Cummings and Ronald Reagan. Also on the schedule are the dramas Edge of Darkness(1943), Woman on the Run (1950), The Angels Wash Their Faces(1939) and more. Vanderpump Rules: “Reunion Part 2” Bravo, 9 p.m. The shocking reunion continues as Andy Cohen gets Scheana to open up about her true problems with Dayna, and Ariana reveals how Lisa Vanderpump helped her through dark depression. Meanwhile, James and Raquel recount his triumphant journey to sobriety, Lala gets called out for being cruel to those who won’t fight back, Danica defends her outburst at the TomTom anniversary, and Stassi, Katie, and Kristen get to the root of the issues that fractured their decade-long friendship. Good Bones HGTV, 9 p.m. Season Premiere! The mother of all renovations! Design duo Karen E Laine and daughter Mina Starsiak Hawk buy their most expensive home to date. Plus: Hawk under- goes IVF in an effort to expand her family. The Genetic Detective: “Who Killed Angie Dodge?” ABC, 10 p.m. Investigative genealogist CeCe Moore works with the most degraded DNA sample ever used in her field to solve the 1996 rape and murder of 18-year-old Cheers to 9-1-1 Cheers to Single Parents Jeers to The History Channel Jeers to Snowpiercer Angie Dodge. In identifying the killer, she also clears for not going off the rails with for leaving us with a smile. It for closing Project Blue Book. for arriving behind schedule. the man imprisoned 20 years for the crime. its train-crash episode. Even may have lasted only two sea- Because it pulled the plug on Thanks to endless production World of Dance: “The Qualifiers 3” though Fox’s first-responder NBC, 10 p.m. sons, but the now-axed ABC the fascinating UFO-investi- delays and reshoots, AMC’s In round three of the Qualifiers, the competition gets drama ended Season 3 with turned on its head as judges Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo an epic, masterfully staged sitcom was whip-smart and gation period piece, Dr. Allen take on the 2014 sleeper hit and Derek Hough surprise contestants, who must wreck, the hour balanced big the ensemble — led by a goof- Hynek (Aidan Gillen) and fans about a megatrain plowing now first perform in a stripped-down warehouse to thrills with emotional mo- ier-than-expected Leighton alike will never find out what through an arctic dystopia prove they have what it takes. Acts have one shot to ments centered on a trauma- Meester and a lovable Taran happened to Quinn (Michael starring an icy Jennifer Con- showcase their artistry, precision and athleticism in tized Athena (Angela Bassett, order to move forward in the competition, earn their Killam — was a modern family Malarkey) after his encounter nelly (pictured) finally kicked chance to perform on the iconic World of Dance- pictured) and the suddenly stage and ultimately win a grand prize of $1 million not-so-single Maddie (Jennifer of friends we’re sadly going to with underwater ETs. And that off ... just before summer. Not dollars. Love Hewitt). miss making playdates with. is BS. exactly seasonal fare. 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Date of Death: 04/07/2020 call 508-652-4800 PROPOSAL: This project includes the intersection improvements at Pleasant Street & Village, Vine and Cross Streets in the Town of Marblehead a length of To all interested persons: NOTICE approximately 0.123 miles. The proposed improvements consist of the Don't pay to find work before you get realignment of Vine Street to form a "T" intersection, narrowing and realigning A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal the job. Legitimate job placement firms Pleasant Street to minimize crossing distance, the installation of new sidewalk, Representative has been filed by: that work to fill specific positions signs, enhanced lighting, modest drainage modifications as well as ADA/AAAB cannot charge an upfront fee. For free crossing enhancements and shared bicycle accommodations. The length of the Joel DeLuca of Boston MA information about avoiding employ- project involves approximately 800 linear feet 400 linear feet on Pleasant Street ment service scams, write the Federal (200 feet east and west of the intersection), 150 linear feet on Village Street, 150 Trade Commission at Washington, linear Feet on Vine Street, and 100 linear feet on Cross Street. Drainage and utility requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud adjustments will be made as needed to accommodate the proposed intersection as requested in the Petition. classifi eds Information Center, channelization modifications 1-800-876-7060 A secure right-of-way is necessary for this project. Acquisitions in fee and The Petitioner requests that: permanent or temporary easements may be required. The Town of Marblehead is Joel DeLuca of Boston MA responsible for acquiring all needed rights in private or public lands. 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LEAVENWORTH, P.E. HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATOR CHIEF ENGINEER A release of oil and/or hazardous materials has occurred at this location, which is a disposal site as defined by M.G.L. c. 21E, § 2 and the Massachusetts Item: June 2, 9, 2020 Contingency Plan, 310 CMR 40.0000. On MAY 29, 2020, NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES, INC. recorded with the Southern Essex County NOTICE OF PARTIAL TERMINATION OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION Registry of Deeds a PARTIAL TERMINATION of a NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION on the disposal site, pursuant to 310 CMR 40.1080 through 12 RIVER STREET, LYNN, MA 40.1084. The NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION was originally recorded RELEASE TRACKING NUMBER 3-12369 and/or registered on OCTOBER 28, 1999.

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By Danica Kirka run the company, includ- ing a perfect storm for the ing about cutting costs. ASSOCIATED PRESS ing $8 billion in people industry. With storage fa- “BP and the other Euro- costs. cilities filling up, the U.S. pean-based international LONDON — Oil and “So we are driving down price of oil went below companies have already gas company BP an- those operating costs by zero in April for the first said they will become less nounced Monday that it $2.5 billion in 2021 — and time ever. focused on oil and gas over will slash its global work- we will likely have to go “To me, the broader eco- time,’’ he said. “If this sit- force by 10,000 jobs as even further,’’ he said. nomic picture and our own uation continues, there the COVID-19 pandemic The job cuts come at financial position just reaf- will be intense discussions slams the energy industry. a time of tremendous firm the need to reinvent about what can they do to Chief Executive Bernard change for London-based BP,’’ Looney said in the move faster.” Looney said that the cuts BP. It had already em- email. “While the external Major companies like BP will affect office-basedbarked on a restructuring environment is driving with diversified business- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS roles in BP’s global work- plan to ensure its long- us to move faster — and es are likely to survive A man reacts as a medical staffer tests shop- force of 70,000 people and term viability as the world perhaps go deeper at this the pandemic, but smaller come mostly this year. The decreases its reliance on stage than we originally oil producers are going to pers who volunteered at a pop-up community changes are expected to fossil fuels in an effort to intended — the direction of have a harder time, ana- COVID-19 testing station at a supermarket car- significantly affect senior fight climate change. BP travel remains the same.’’ lysts say. park in Christchurch, New Zealand. levels, cutting the number wants to eliminate or off- The U.S. contract for U.S. shale companies in of group leaders by a third. set all carbon emissions crude oil began the year particular took on a lot “We are spending much, from its operations and at over $60 a barrel, col- of debt to finance opera- New Zealand has much more than we make the oil and gas it sells to lapsed to below -$37 in tions and can only make — I am talking millions of customers by 2050, an am- April and recovered to ends meet at about $40 a dollars, every day,’’ Looney bitious target. about $39 a barrel as of barrel. Heavily-indebted said in an email to staff The wider energy indus- Monday as OPEC coun- companies will have to re- eradicated virus that revealed that net try has meanwhile been tries agreed to limit pro- finance at a time of capital By Nick Perry But if and when that oc- debt rose by $6 billion in hit hard by the pandemic duction. constraint. ASSOCIATED PRESS curs we have to make sure the first quarter. “We have as the widespread limits David Elmes, who leads Some companies are al- — and we are — that we to spend less money.” on business, travel and the Global Energy Re- ready going under. Whit- WELLINGTON, New are prepared.” He pledged to bring public life reduced the search Network at War- ing Petroleum, a shale Zealand — New Zealand More cases are likely to down capital expenditure need for oil, gas and other wick Business School, said producer, filed for bank- appears to have completely be imported as people en- by 25 percent this year, fuels. BP’s cuts are symptomat- ruptcy protection in April, eradicated the coronavirus ter the country. For now, a reduction of around $3 Supply of oil and gas was ic of the wider challenges for example followed by — at least for now — after the border remains shut billion. He also said that it particularly high when facing the industry, with Diamond Offshore Drill- health officials said Mon- to all but citizens and res- costs $22 billion a year to the outbreak began, creat- firms in the sector think- ing. More are expected. day the last known infected idents, with some limited person had recovered. exceptions. Everybody The announcement was who does enter has to go Protests show racial scars around the world greeted with joy around into quarantine. the country and means the Ardern announced that By Pan Pylas cerns to express the depth nation of 5 million people the Cabinet had agreed to ASSOCIATED PRESS of their convictions. will be among the first to remove almost all remain- Among the crowds Sat- welcome throngs of fans LONDON — Just like urday in Paris was Marie ing virus restrictions from coronavirus, racism pays back into sports stadiums, midnight, with the excep- Djedje, 14, whose birthday embrace crowded concerts no attention to borders. is July 14, the day France tion of the border strictures. Across the world, peo- and remove seating re- “We can hold public commemorates the storm- strictions from flights. ple representing a broad ing of the Bastille prison events without limita- spectrum of society have It has been 17 days since tions. Private events such in Paris in 1789 and the the last new case was re- marched as one to protest beginning of the French as weddings, functions racial injustice and police ported, during which time and funerals without Revolution. an additional 40,000 people brutality at home and One of the revolution’s limitations,” Ardern said. abroad. have been tested, bringing “Retail is back without rallying cries was “Lib- the total number tested Despite the risks posed erté, Égalité, Fraternité” limitations. Hospitality is by possibly the biggest to about 300,000. Monday back without limitations. — freedom, equality, fra- marked the first time since public health hazard in ternity. But the French Public transport and trav- a century, they still put PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS late February there have el across the country is motto now inscribed on been no active cases. their marching boots on Artwork by French artist Dugudus depicts U.S. town halls and schools fully opened.” Prime Minister Jacinda Experts say a number of and geared up for a long President Donald Trump as a police officer across the land rings hol- day of chanting. Ardern said she was con- factors have helped New pressing his knee into the neck of George Floyd. low to people of color who fident New Zealand had They sought not just to feel like they’re treated as Zealand wipe out the dis- halted the spread of the show solidarity with pro- second-class citizens in ease. Its isolated location virus but it still must be testers across the United France. in the South Pacific gave prepared for more. States following the shock- “I was born French, on it vital time to see the “We are confident we ing police killing of George the day when we celebrate devastating spread of the have eliminated trans- Floyd in Minneapolis but our country. But on a daily virus in other countries. mission of the virus in also to shine a spotlight basis, I don’t feel that this Ardern also acted deci- New Zealand for now, but on the inequalities that country accepts me,” Ma- sively by imposing a strict elimination is not a point scar their own nations. rie said, holding up a sign lockdown early in the out- in time, it is a sustained On May 25, Floyd, a black that read “Being black is break. effort,” she said at a news man, died handcuffed on not a crime.” She said her govern- conference. “We almost the ground saying “I can’t The personal stories be- ment’s focus will be on the certainly will see cases breathe” as a white police- hind those attending pro- country’s borders, where man pushed his knee to tests around the world are here again, and I do want isolation and quarantine his neck. varied and nuanced but to say that again, we will will continue. In Australia, tens of the message is the same. almost certainly see cases Just over 1,500 people thousands highlighted the “It’s quite unfortunate, here again, and that is not contracted the virus in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS country’s long mistreat- you know, in this current a sign that we have failed, New Zealand, including ment of Aboriginal people, Thousands of people demonstrate in Cologne, 21st century that people of it is a reality of this virus. 22 who died. notably of David Dungay, Germany. color are being treated as who died in a prison hos- if they are lepers,’’ Abdul pital in 2015 while being west England, protesters groups in Britain face a Nassir, a 26-year-old Gha- Aviation, tourism restrained by five guards. tore down a statute of a higher risk of dying from naian studying in Rome, “Same story, different slave trader whose com- coronavirus than their said during Sunday’s soil,” read one banner. pany used to brand its vic- white counterparts. demonstration in the Ital- groups protest U.K.’s In Britain, one of the tims with the company’s “There’s a lot of frus- ian capital. world’s top melting pots initials on their chests. tration due to racial dis- The protesters share the 14-day isolation rule due to its imperial past, In the last decade, the crimination. And we want same hope: that amid this many demonstrators British government has change for our children pandemic — as the world’s clearly saw parallels be- been called out for its and our children’s chil- social and economic struc- By Danica Kirka ers — will be asked to fill tween what happened appalling treatment of dren, to be able to have tures are being turned and Sylvia Hui in a form detailing where with Floyd and their ex- British Caribbean citi- equality within the U.K, upside down — leaders, ASSOCIATED PRESS they will self-isolate for periences with British po- zens who came north to the U.S., all around the governments and all fac- two weeks and must give LONDON — Britain a phone number so au- lice and authorities. In the rebuild the country af- world,” said Andrew Fran- ets of society can find the began imposing a 14-day 1600s and 1700s, several ter World War II. In the cis, a 37-year-old black will to reorder the world thorities can check up on quarantine Monday on them. The requirement British port cities grew last few months, despite man from London. in a more just and equal travelers coming into the wealthy transporting having a National Health Across France, people manner. applies regardless wheth- country, months after oth- er they are U.K. citizens or slaves to the Americas. On Service that is free for defied police protest bans There should be no bor- er European countries im- Sunday in Bristol, south- all, people from minority due to coronavirus con- ders in that aspiration. not, and those who fail to posed similar measures to comply could be fined. control the spread of the The quarantine was im- Panda escapes from Danish zoo; returned safely coronavirus. posed after a heated debate The quarantine was on whether it would help roundly criticized by the ASSOCIATED PRESS ing changes to security British efforts to tamp down aviation and tourism in- around the enclosure “to the U.K. outbreak or simply dustries, with many ques- COPENHAGEN, Den- ensure that it does not stamp out any hopes that mark — One of Copen- happen again. “ tioning its timing. Critics the British tourism indus- hagen Zoo’s giant pandas Zoo staff reacted say its introduction has try will recover following escaped from its enclosure “quickly and efficiently,” come too late to be useful, months of lockdown. early Monday and roamed the animal was cornered and some doubted it could Venki Ramakrishnan, the park before staff were and sedated with a dart be effectively enforced. president of the presti- able to sedate it and bring without being harmed, he Ryanair chief executive gious Royal Society, told it back. said. Monday’s incident Michael O’Leary called the BBC the coronavirus Xing Er, a 7-year-old happened before the an- the quarantine a “political transmission rate in the male who arrived at the imal park opened to the stunt” and argued that it U.K. is still too high for the zoo last year, was seen on public. will cause “untold devas- quarantine to work well. surveillance video break- “It doesn’t change the tation” for the country’s “I would say that coun- ing out of the newly built, fact that we want to avoid tourism industry, not just tries that have imposed 160 million-kroner ($24.2 that kind of situation in for the airlines. quarantine did so either million) Panda House the future,” Holst said. “The thousands of ho- very early or after the case that also houses female The enclosure to house tels, the thousands of vis- rate in the country had gone panda Mao Sun. the pandas from Chi- itor attractions, restau- down quite a bit,” he said. Zoo spokesman Bengt na’s southwestern city of rants in the next couple British Airways, EasyJet Holst said that on the Chengdu, was inaugurat- of months — July and and Ryanair have written to video staff could see how ed by Queen Margrethe August are the two key the British government ap- “the male panda crawls and other dignitaries in months for British tour- plying for a judicial review, up a metal pole, which is April 2019. ism,’’ he added. “We’re arguing that the quaran- studded with three rows facing thousands of jobs tine rules are disproportion- Beijing lends out pan- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of electrical wires ... and das as a sign of goodwill. losses because of a stupid, ate. Willie Walsh, the boss of then crawls out into the Any cubs born during Xing Er, one of Copenhagen Zoo’s giant pan- ineffective quarantine.” IAG — the group that owns garden.” the 15-year loan period das, escaped from its enclosure and roamed All passengers — bar a British Airways — has said He said the park now are considered China’s the park before staff were able to sedate it and handful of exceptions like that airlines were not con- was looking at mak- property. bring it back. truckers or medical work- sulted about the move. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 LOOK! Donald Duck Day, World Pet Memorial Day, National Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie Day, Writers’ Rights Day

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By Bill Brotherton “It is family-friendly and savvy won’t be limited to ing any new live shows ITEM FEATURES EDITOR will be highly interactive,” watching on a small com- for 2020 at this time,” he said James Marsh, audi- puter screen, said Marsh. said. Shows, starting in Max Major has been torium executive director/ This is Lynn Audito- late-August, remain on called “The real life booking agent. “Only 49 rium’s first-ever virtual the auditorium’s sched- Sherlock Holmes.” Two tickets will be sold to each show. If it’s successful, ule, but time will tell Department of Defense show, and sales will be there could very well be if those will have to be agencies refer to him as cut off five days before more Zoom shows in the postponed or canceled. He “the human lie detector.” the show. People will be future. Marsh said an Celebrity judge Simon added that blockbuster able to interact with him. interactive live comedy shows, like last season’s Cowell called him a Those who buy tickets show screening via Zoom Bad Company concert “demon” and his wizard- will have a package deliv- is possible soon. that filled all 2,000 seats, ry left former “America’s ered to their home before “In the governor’s Got Talent” judge Heidi the show. He’s not telling reopening plan, enter- might be avoided at first Klum and Al Roker and us what will be in it, but tainment venues like in favor of artists who sell his fellow “Today” show he insists the package Lynn Auditorium will be more modest numbers of hosts speechless. must not be opened before the last things to open. tickets. For some shows in And he’s coming to Lynn showtime.” And will people even be the past, only orchestra … sort of. These three shows are comfortable going out to seats up front were sold Max Major, a mentalist/ exclusive to Lynn Au- a show, sitting side-by- and a curtain was drawn mind reader/magician ditorium audiences. “I side?” wondered Marsh. behind the section closest who has wowed audiences initially thought, ‘He can “We’ll see how this goes. to the stage. throughout the world, will sell a million tickets in Even after COVID is done bring his “Remote Con- the United States.’ But he … we might present Zoom For tickets or more trol: A Virtual Mindread- wants to keep it inti- shows forever.” information on Max ing Experiment” to Lynn Major’s “Remote Control: mate, just him and the 49 Marsh said most shows COURTESY PHOTO Auditorium audiences families/people who buy postponed by the pandem- A Virtual Mindreading June 19, 20 and 21 via tickets.” Those who have ic have been rescheduled Experiment,” go to www. Max Major will be hosting online performances Zoom video. smart TVs or are tech to 2021. “We are not book- lynnauditorium.com. June 19-21. Salem company installs COVID testing boxes

SALEM — Groom boxes in a UHAUL, which wave of boxes installed in they are handed a test- Construction recently traveled to a central one-and-a-half days. We ing swab kit and swab installed 322 COVID test- location in New Jersey. installed 97 boxes in one their own noses and drop ing boxes at CVS drive-th- There, she met five other day and 19 in the next the sample into the box ru locations up and down installers and each was half-day. It was amazing that Groom Construction the East Coast: Massa- given the boxes, swag and and a testament to our installed. chusetts, New Hampshire, COVID safety bags for hard-working staff who “Groom Construction Maine, Connecticut, their specific CVS job site. made this happen.” is proud and pleased to Rhode Island, Virginia, Casey Silva, Groom In order to use the carry out this important Maryland, New York, New Construction Project COVID testing sites at initiative for our client, Jersey, Pennsylvania and Manager, who led the CVS, patients/customers CVS Pharmacy, and to the District of Columbia initiative with the help of visit the CVS website in help produce testing sites over a three-week period. her assistant Ryan Ber- advance to book an ap- that are so critical to COURTESY PHOTO The boxes arrived at nato to quickly install pointment, and, in turn, the welfare in the com- Dean Young of Lynn, a Groom Construction in- Groom’s location on the COVID testing sites, receive a testing time munities we serve,” said staller, sets up a COVID testing box at a CVS Swampscott Road, and said, “Our biggest feat at the closest drive-thru Dwight Groom, Groom drive-thru. their installer packed the was getting the second location. Once they arrive, Construction principal. K-pop fans become an ally to American protesters Free machinist training By Juwon Park ASSOCIATED PRESS offered by NSCC SEOUL, South Korea North Shore Commu- for machinists are $16 to — As American protest- nity College will offer $25, with entry level sala- ers took to the streets free machinist training ries ranging from $30,000 to mourn the death of starting in July. to $40,000. MassHire has George Floyd, they There is a great need for a 90 percent job place- found an unexpected ally: machinists locally. With ment rate. K-pop fans. more than 150 machining Attend a free virtual Floyd died May 25 after companies on the North information session by a police officer pressed Shore, the manufactur- emailing Susan Ryan at his knee into his neck ing industry is actively [email protected] or for several minutes even looking to hire trained go to https://tinyurl.com/ after he stopped moving. workers. Hourly wages yajp6o39. K-pop fans galvanized by police brutality and political disappointments CBS pushing for players swiftly mobilized, re-pur- posing their usual plat- to do their part to boost forms and hashtags from boosting their favorite stars to backing the Black interest in broadcast Lives Matter movement. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Doug Ferguson the network has been They flooded right-wing K-pop band BTS arrives at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. hashtags and police apps ASSOCIATED PRESS working more aggres- sively to have players with short video clips and have gained notoriety for rabbit hole” while search- “Despite the stereotypes FORT WORTH, Tex- memes of their K-pop wear microphones, and overtaking Twitter trends ing for a distraction from about boy band fans, they as — Jim Nantz will be that CBS already has stars. and Instagram feeds. the coronavirus outbreak are known for being polit- alone in the broadcast In a tweet Thursday to received commitments The loose network of fans and personal troubles. ically aware and helping booth when the PGA Tour from some players. its 26 million fans, South mobilizes in a heartbeat A few days ago, Gallot raise money for charitable resumes its schedule Korean boy band BTS “There’s probably a — usually to promote new became one of the ARMY causes online, especially Thursday. That’s not the said it opposes racial greater appreciation for songs from their favorite members to respond to the on Twitter,” said Hyun-su only voice CBS Sports discrimination and vio- wanting to contemporize K-pop artists or to put #MatchAMillion hashtag, Yim, K-pop reporter at the wants to hear at Colonial. lence and announced a $1 golf coverage,” McMa- down their critics. That donating around $90 to Korea Herald. “Which is million donation to Black In announcing the nus said Monday on a Black Lives Matter. why it took many people by Lives Matter. Fans quick- same social media energy broadcast and produc- conference call. “Players ly followed suit with the is being repurposed to “They (BTS) are push- surprise when the fandom tions plans for the re- are beginning to realize hashtag #MatchAMillion support the Black Lives ing us to use our plat- spearheaded efforts to turn to golf, CBS Sports they can play a real role on Twitter, matching the Matter movement, and forms even more.” Gallot drown out racist hashtags,” Chairman Sean McMa- in making the product donation after 24 hours BTS fans, known as told The Associated Press, Yim said, referring to nus said the network more interesting at according to “One “One In ARMY, are at the fore- adding that BTS fans, K-pop fandoms clogging would have what Nantz home.” An ARMY,” a global fund- front. including herself, had al- up U.S. police apps and dubbed a “confession Nantz, who typically raising team made up of Chloë Gallot, a French ready started fundraising flooding racist hashtags cam.” Players would has analyst Nick Faldo BTS fans. university student, said before BTS’ donation was like “whitelivesmatter” and walk into a tent during at his side in the 18th Even so, political activ- she joined ARMY — Ador- made public. “WhiteOutWednesday” the round and talk hole tower, put the onus ism isn’t exactly associat- able Representative M.C. K-pop experts say zeal- with their favorite K-pop briefly into a remote on the players to liven ed with K-pop fans. Over for Youth — earlier this ous activism is nothing memes and fancies, render- camera. golf broadcasts and help the years, K-pop fans year when she “fell into the new for the fans. ing them useless. McManus also said expand the audience. WEATHER LOTTERY

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